Eburnee Entertainment & DJ Birane Thiam will be on the Artist Stage with Sekouba Diakite on 7/15/2017.
The Go Africa Harlem Street Festival will take place on 7/15/2017 from 10am – 7pm on 116th Street btw. 7th & 8th Aves.  please register at  http://goafricaharlem.org/events/general-attendee-sign-up-for-go-africa-harlem-2017-street-festival-on-july-15th-2017/
Click here to sign-up  or email Info@GoAfricaHarlem.org or phone 646-502-9778 Ext. 8001
 
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About: Eburnee Entertainment: 
What is Eburnee Entertainment? We are a group of promoters.
With over 10 years of experience working in the entertainment industry, we are experts when it comes to music and the fashion industry worldwide. Our clients’ entertainment needs are our top priority.
Established in 2000, the company is owned by Africans and run by Africans.
We specialize in public relations, promotion, advertising and video production.
Our main headquarters are located in New York City.
We also have members of our team working in both Paris and Abidjan.
Our mission is to promote African culture in the United States and abroad.
We target diverse group of people with different backgrounds which helps us bring awareness about African culture.
We cater to African communities around the world that have an interest in today’s music and fashion trends.
Our clients include international artists, groups and individuals requesting our services in: video shoots, promotion and event management.
We hope that you will keep visiting our website for event updates. 
Join us and experience firsthand what Eburnee Entertainment is all about!
http://www.eburnee.com/
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https://twitter.com/@biranethiam
Instagram: @bblamour

The Go Africa Harlem Street Festival will take place on 7/15/2017 from 10am – 7pm on 116th Street btw. 7th & 8th Aves.  please register at  http://goafricaharlem.org/events/general-attendee-sign-up-for-go-africa-harlem-2017-street-festival-on-july-15th-2017/
Click here to sign-up  or email Info@GoAfricaHarlem.org or phone 646-502-9778 Ext. 8001
 
Or register via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/go-africa-harlem-street-festival-2017-tickets-32033139984
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The Noli Spy Ypsilon (NSY) Band

Noli Spy Ypsilon (NSY) a Filipino-American singer, guitarist, songwriter, and a self-taught musician** was released her first studio album “Confessions Of A Loving Soul” in New York City collaborated with different professional musicians around town. Successfully continuing singing carreer in music industry even before and ever since the band was established, and endeavored to provide never ending great shows among others that you could ask for more.
 
The group is made up of highly educated musicians  from all over America and cited Bob Marley, The Cranberries, Alicia Keys, Adele, and Eraserheads as they biggest influences.

NSY, an ensembled soft rock, reggae, and pop from 70’s to the latest hits!
The Noli Spy Ypsilon (NSY) Band
 
Phone: +1 347 4440196
Phone: +1 646 2230562
E-mail: feiybald@gmail.com
E-mail: feiybald@yahoo.com

The Go Africa Harlem Street Festival will take place on 7/15/2017 from 10am – 7pm on 116th Street btw. 7th & 8th Aves.  please register at  http://goafricaharlem.org/events/general-attendee-sign-up-for-go-africa-harlem-2017-street-festival-on-july-15th-2017/
Click here to sign-up  or email Info@GoAfricaHarlem.org or phone 646-502-9778 Ext. 8001

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Soles of Duende, is percussive dance trio based in the rhythms of Tap, Flamenco and Kathak dance.
Contact:

Brinda Guha / Programs Coordinator, Dancer & Manager of 501c3 Organization
732-397-3619/ brinda.guha@gmail.com

www.brindaguha.com

“And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche

#unleashyourduende #solesofduende #ldcartistrep#popupshow #liveart #flamenco #kathak

The Go Africa Harlem Street Festival will take place on 7/15/2017 from 10am – 7pm on 116th Street btw. 7th & 8th Aves.  please register at  http://goafricaharlem.org/events/general-attendee-sign-up-for-go-africa-harlem-2017-street-festival-on-july-15th-2017/
Click here to sign-up  or email Info@GoAfricaHarlem.org or phone 646-502-9778 Ext. 8001
 
Or register via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/go-africa-harlem-street-festival-2017-tickets-32033139984
La Savane Restaurant

Call (646) 484-5293
Great place to get authentic West African food in Harlem – Jollof rice, Lamb dibi, Poisson braise and a lot more. Come eat and have a nice time.
Food from Ivory Coast and other West African countries
https://www.facebook.com/pg/La-Savane-Restaurant-236895330018155/about/?ref=page_internal
o-owners David Dembele and Kabine Sakho, hail from the Ivory Coast and Guinea respectively. Frustrated with the lack of good food they could get while driving taxis in New York City, they started the restaurant five years ago. Named after the region in the northern part of the Ivory Coast, La Savane serves delicious regional food from both the northern and southern regions of the Ivory Coast, as well as from Mali and Guinea.

Foutou, made from plantains, at La Savane

A warm, dark, yellow mound arrives at our table. Foutou is a delicious, slightly sweet dish made with plantain flour. Eaten with your hands, foutou comes from the southern part of the Ivory Coast.
I am also enjoying the chicken in sauce gombo, a tomato-based sauce made with fresh okra, red and green peppers, and spices. The chicken is moist and tender. Paired with the atieke, a couscous-like vegetable made with cassava, the combination is exquisite. Made only in the Ivory Coast, the atieke is pounded until soft, pressed to get all the liquid out, and then steamed. Voila! You have a delectable side dish.

Chicken sauce gombo

The poisson grille (grilled tilapia), is served with a refreshing tomato, pepper and onion salad. Light and flavorful, the fish is delectable and cooked to perfection.
Other regional specialties made here include the kabato, corn flour mixed with water, and formed into a ball. (A woman walked into the restaurant today specifically looking for the kabato; when she found out they didn’t make any that day, she left.) There is sauce djoumbele, made with tomato and dried okra; ragout aubergine (stewed eggplant); placaly (cassava); gigot (lamb shank); dibi poulet(grilled chicken); rice dishes, and other delicacies.

Poisson grille

I plan on eating here again, as there are plenty of wonderful options, and where everything I had was incredible. There’s no need for dessert after you’ve eaten, as you will be quite full. No matter what you order here, you can’t go wrong.

La Savane, 239 West 116^th St., New York, NY 10026 (646) 484-5293; (646) 490-4644  Hours: Monday–Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 a.m.; Sunday, noon to midnight

The Go Africa Harlem Street Festival will take place on 7/15/2017 from 10am – 7pm on 116th Street btw. 7th & 8th Aves.  please register at  http://goafricaharlem.org/events/general-attendee-sign-up-for-go-africa-harlem-2017-street-festival-on-july-15th-2017/
Click here to sign-up  or email Info@GoAfricaHarlem.org or phone 646-502-9778 Ext. 8001
 
Or register via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/go-africa-harlem-street-festival-2017-tickets-32033139984