Yesterday, we shared our story of Roosevelt Island’s Reality Poets, and today, we show you how they impacted Fall for Arts 2021. The designated theme was “The Future Through Your Eyes…”
The Roosevelt Island Daily News
By day’s end, the messages reached out across the Rivercross Lawn.
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