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2nd Annual Bindleball & "Tulay" Exhibit Opening Reception
November 22, 2008 at 6pm – I-Hotle Manilatown Center Bindlestiff Studios & Manilatown Heritage Foundation presents Tulay: A Filipino & Fil-Am Art Exhibit Curated by James Garcia November 22-December 6, 2008 Opening Reception: November 22, 2008… Added by Manilatown heritage Foundation & Bindlestiff Studio | Type: Music/arts-Opening
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