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The Detroit Yacht Club's One Night In Cuba

The Detroit Yacht Club hosted One Night In Cuba on Sept. 25 to benefit the Center of Music & Performing Arts Southwest. The event included a fashion show by Dolce Moda in Royal Oak, hand-rolled cigars, and mojitos. Photographs by Andrea Stinson Oliver

Sept. 25, 2009

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