I have covered the Dance Parade now for three years and look forward to it each year. Many parades I have covered, may have huge floats, hot air balloons, or celebrities, but not the Dance Parade.  This is a parade that brings the people of New York together for a day of Dance and fun. […]

I covered last years Dance Parade and it was my first and it was fantastic. Like many parades we have covered, this one didn’t have huge floats, hot air balloons, or celebrities, but what it did have was a parade that brings the people of New York together for a day of Dance and fun. […]

Article, photos and video:  Len Rapoport and Andy Peeke Andy and I have covered many events and since last year a number of parades in New York City. I thought we had seen some of the best, but hands down the NYC Dance Parade is truly the best. No huge floats, hot air balloons, no […]

The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure Series is the world’s largest and most successful education and fundraising event for breast cancer ever created, a fundraiser for breast cancer sufferers, survivors and their families to fight against breast cancer.  The is the 26th year the Race for the Cure has been held in Washington D.C. Breast cancer […]

40,000 Participate in the 17th Annual NYC Revlon’s Run/Walk Article and photos by Len Rapoport, with assist from Gladys Rapoport y wife Gladys, who assists me at many of the shows and events we cover for IMPress Magazine and IPA,  is a double breast cancer survivor. For the past 15 years she has been a […]

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