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Lenny Green’s Brooklyn Family Day in Pictures

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Lenny Green addresses the crowd.

Radio personality, Brooklyn-born Lenny Green, of the WBLS Quiet Storm radio show, hosted his 18th Annual Family Day Tribute In the Herbert Von King Arts and Cultural Center honoring Tina Turner this past Sunday. Photos by Christopher Griffith

FDNY EMS Members at information table.
Above: Families enjoy the table-top display.
Performances by “Tru Sol”.
Ayanna Irish, backup singer for Aretha Franklin and many other great artists.
Muata, Patricia Neil from New Hope Mental Health Counseling, and Fatiyn speak on the importance of Mental Health

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