The Festival of Ideas for the New City: StreetFest 2011

From Bowery to Forsyth, E. Houston to Spring, the Festival of Ideas for the New City StreetFest held on Saturday offered a myriad of progressive choices for improving New York City.
The Festival of Ideas for the New City: StreetFest 2011
HANDS-ON APPROACH: Children make cornhusk dolls at the Kids' Corner presented by Cafe Habana. The booth also featured a human-powered bike blender for the children to make smoothies. Jean Harris/The Epoch Times
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HANDS-ON APPROACH: Children make cornhusk dolls at the Kids' Corner presented by Cafe Habana. The booth also featured a human-powered bike blender for the children to make smoothies. (Jean Harris/The Epoch Times)