PLANNING LMNY

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Suite a une demande incessante et growing,,voici des infos sur mon programme d'ici Decembre
Jeudi 20 Sept Guided Tour @The New York Historical Society
Jeudi 27 Septembre Downtown and guided tour@ New York Unearthed
Jeudi 4 OCTOBRE , Galleries Tour around Chelsea
Jeudi 11 Octobre Wave Hill Guided tour of the Garden 1h1/2
VENDREDI 12 OCTOBRE The Barnes foundation @Merion +artist Studio
Octobre 18 Guided Tour Studio Museum@ Harlem
November 8th Guided TourNational Academy of Art
November 15th Guided TourQueens Museumof Art
November29th Galleries Tour around Soho
December 6th Guided tour @ the Japan Society
December 13th Galleries Tour around 57th

I welcome all ideas, places , events
If you feel like posting infos and writing , let me know.
For more information, please consult www.lmny.us

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