The Harlem Renaissance is returning to the big screen through the voices of artists who helped shape it — and New Yorkers will have four opportunities to experience their stories for free. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and NEON, in partnership with the New York City Office of the Mayor, will present free screenings of “Once Upon.
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The Harlem Renaissance is returning to the big screen through the voices of artists who helped shape it — and New Yorkers will have four opportunities to experience their stories for free. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and NEON, in partnership with the New York City Office of the Mayor, will present free screenings of “Once Upon.
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