Never was one so sure

You know when you get to the point in life and you know that yes, this is where I want to be...well in my opinion that is just what I feel about the choice of east Harlem for we do have choices. It is when we recognize this, that life actually begins.

It has been a long and a hard walk through a road less traveled as Peck phrased. The stage was set from Grafton, West Virginia, Gary Indiana, Highland Park to Lake Forest, Illinois to Chicago to SOHO to east Harlem to where do we go from here? So it is in this moment that brings me great joy to the artists that I work with and the community that I am surrounding myself with who want to be more compassionate in the way the world could work if we continue to design our lives with the best skills and effort to make a difference and share all that we can give to those that will carry the best into the next generation. So with this I want to invite you to stop in at the most beautiful space one can imagine and share conversation and art with us. Also Click to join us for what happen at our open house from the walk from 92 street to 125th.....to the great musicians (125 Subway connection) that played the music that sent us though the night with clarity, to the Patrons that made this happen and to the Jael Corporation that renovated the garage that would be this great space ....Laughing in my joy at and individual that stopped in and could not believe the place transcended from a garage that he worked in to the casket company across the street...I mean we are talking 1950's....And to say thank you for responding Mayor Bloomberg, Kate Levin, Bill and Hillary Clinton, Chancellor Klein, Al Sharpton....still waiting to hear from Rangle (House Repr. District 15), Reed (Council Member: District 8) ....I am ready are you? So click on for Reception... Directions: On 126th Street Between Lexington & Park. Parking available at Park and 126th Street. Subway: 4, 5, 6 and the cross town bus at 125th Street takes you from the A, B, C, D, 1, 2, 3, and 9 to Lexington and 125th. Bus service take the M1 to 125th and Madison and walk to Park and 126th and make a right to 104 E. 126th.

The metro north is a step a way at 125th Harlem station at 125th and Park.

Last modified: 04/07/03