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Havemeyer Sugar Sweets Festival

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I'm posting a press release here because the guy asked very, very nicely.  The friend of a friend actually went to the trouble of reading my latest blog post and spelling my name right.  In fact, I know nothing about the cause and I'm only posting to spite all of those PR people who spam me with irrelevant crap.  I'd donate some sweets myself if I were going to be in town, but I'm not going to.  My cardamom buns, which I must write up for you when I have a free moment NEVER, would totally win.

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Please join The City Reliquary Saturday for The 1st Annual Havemeyer Sugar Sweets Festival.

A bake sale to benefit The City Reliquary, the Festival will also feature family-friendly baking demonstrations and competitions to determine New York 's best amateur baked goods.

When: October 10, 2009, 12-6pm

Where: Havemeyer and Grand Street

About The City Reliquary

The Reliquary is one of New York's most unique cultural institutions.   An all-volunteer museum and civic organization, The Reliquary celebrates the small and often overlooked aspects of New York City .   It is also a community organization that promotes civic responsibility. The Reliquary achieves this goal with a wonderful mix of exhibits and programming.  They:

* Collect and display everything from the original 2nd Avenue Deli sign to geological samples of our city's soil.

* Stage exhibits by local artists, historians, and public school students.

* Host block parties and bike rides that promote civic engagement and appreciation of New York 's past and present.

You can learn more at http://www.cityreliquary.org

And, we are still looking for treats to sell at The Festival.  If you want to donate baked goods, please contact Jeff Tancil at jtancil@yahoo.com or 347-307-6474.


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