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Rainbow cookie Panettone I love you so much

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First time at Settepani: A family owned Italian restaurant in Harlem, New York

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3 days until Opening Night of TPFF 2018 at AMC Magic Johnson Theater. Get your tickets today. See 10 great films then head over to Settepani @settepaninyc (120th & Lenox Ave) for our afterparty with DJ ToniB at 10p #harlem #spanishharlem #elbarrio #shortfilm #openingnight #tonibnyc #story #create #make #filmmaker #settepani #filmlife #virtualreality #augmentedreality #settepani #360video #filmfestival #womeninfim #tpff2018 #animation #shortfilm #featurefilm #tpxpo2018 #techpeopleexpo #settepani

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Brooklyn's own Ralph Cramden knows most trains and buses get you to TPFF 2018 Opening Night on 125th Street in Harlem. So now you know. Hey your tickets today. #harlem #spanishharlem #elbarrio #shortfilm #openingnight #tonibnyc #story #create #make #filmmaker #filmlife #virtualreality #augmentedreality #settepani #360video #filmfestival #womeninfim #tpff2018 #animation #shortfilm #featurefilm #tpxpo2018 #techpeopleexpo #settepani

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Walking Tour: Harlem Black & Jewish Music Culture 1890-1930  Tour Guide: Harlem Historian John Reddick

Saturday, December 8 through Sunday, December 30 $25.00

WALKING TOUR: HARLEM’S BLACK & JEWISH MUSIC CULTURE 1890-1930Selections from the Sheet Music Collection of Harlem Historian John T. Reddick December 8, 2012 thru January 30, 2013

After viewing the exhibition at Ristorante Settepani, join the walking tour and experience the historic neighborhood with John Reddick.

All tours will leave from Ristorante Settepani, 196 Lenox Avenue @120th Street New York, NY 10026

A Historic and graphically spectacular exhibit of sheet music associated with performers, composers and musicians who resided in Harlem and performed at area venues dating back to the 1890’s and continuing into the Harlem Renaissance period of the 1920’s.

For Jewish composers like Gershwin, Hammerstein, Rodgers and Hart, as well as their African American counterparts, Handy, Ellington and James Reese Europe and others, Harlem was not only home, but also a place where they developed and showcased their talents. Drawn from the collection of Harlem historian and resident John Reddick, the exhibit showcases the influences and collaborations between an array of talented Black and Jewish artists, starting in the Ragtime era and advancing through the evolution of blues, jazz and American musical theater.

Prix Fixe Jewish-Italian Menu, $28.00 , if you wish to dine at Settepani's before or after the tour.

Book Tour Now. Please note date & time of tour requested.

To obtain Group rates and reservations for these and/or other dates and times contact;

Harlem One Stop: Phone: [phone] or Email: [email protected]

For more information go to http://www.harlemonestop.com/event.php?id=16127