Westcheter Community for Humanistic Judaim presents an illustrated talk with Marty Schneit on Jewish Harlem.
New York City has one of the largest Jewish communities in the world. Many of these people attained fame in various aspects of life, including the arts, politics, entertainment, and difference makers. Learn about the Jewish baseball player who was an American spy, the boy from a Bronx High School who changed his name and started a fashion empire, the crime boss who could have been head of General Motors, and many more.
Marty Schneit is a born and bred New Yorker and Historian. Marty has volunteered his services and has conducted walking tours for Open House New York. He has lectured at the New York Public Library, National Council of Jewish Women, JCC, The 92nd Street Y, The Health Outreach Program of New York Presbyterian Hospital, Hebrew Home for the Aged at Riverdale, and the Ziegfeld Society of New York. The Jewish Braille Institute has recorded Marty’s lectures for their audio magazine and lecture series. He typifies pride and passion for the City of New York.
