By Walter Rutledge
The weather forecast calls for more heat this weekend. The art scene is also hot this weekend. Theater has been extended uptown, African dance and drums heat up Brooklyn, and the art abounds on 125th Street. Here are a few of the many art events happening in our community and around town. Continue reading
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