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Aaron Davis Hall – Harlem Travel Guide iPhone and iPad App

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Aaron Davis Hall was founded in 1981 on the City College Campus of New York. The building houses a 750-seat proscenium theater, a 175-seat experimental theater and a 75-seat rehearsal studio workshop. The year round calendar was filled with affordable programs for the community. In 2008 Aaron Davis Hall relocated to its new space Harlem Stage Gatehouse right across the street. The original space is getting a new life as the professional theater for the New Haarlem Arts Theater, the brainchild of Eugene Nesmith, the chairman of the theater and speech department at City College. The theater group will produce affordable productions were the tickets cost between $15 to $25. Their first production will be James Baldwin‘s “Blues for Mister Charlie“.
While in the neighborhood checkout the other performing space Harlem Stage Gatehouse, this intimate space was once part of the Croton Aqueduct water system. Then there is the wonderful City College of New York Campus with breathtaking Gothic buildings nested in Harlem overlooking St. Nicholas Park.
Transportation: Bus—M100, M101. Subway—A, B, C, D to 145th St.

Harlem Travel Guide App

Features

  • More than 360 entries with over 2000 photographs
  • This visually rich app consists of detailed New York City visitor’s information from visitor centers, tourist websites, weather, news, holidays, sales tax, smoking rules, tipping and transportation to and from airports and in the city
  • Detailed descriptions which include uncommonly known cultural and historical facts, websites, phone numbers, hours of operation, prices, menus and hyperlinks that link entries and lead to websites for additional historical and factual information.
  • Entries sorted by name, category, distance, price, and neighborhood
  • Once click to websites, phones, online ordering, online reservations, current menus and more
  • Live calendar
  • Ability to share user comments and mark and save favorites
  • Ask the authors questions through in-app comments to get personalized feedback at your finger tips
  • YouTube videos
  • GPS enabled Google maps with walking, driving and mass transit directions
  • Access offline content anytime
  • Free upgrades for life
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