A special screening of scenes from Sweet Dreams, the newly released documentary film by Oscar and Emmy Award winning siblings Lisa and Rob Fruchtman. Sweet Dreams documents the story of Ingoma Nshya, Rwanda’s first Hutu and Tutsi female drumming troupe, which also founded Inzozi Nziza, the only locally-owned ice cream shop in Rwanda. Tickets are $13 and can be purchased online at www.charged.fm/sweetdreams Event will include live African drumming by Rwandan troupe Ingoma Nshya, Blue Marble ice cream and a new brand of coffee that is sourced entirely from Rwanda, called Grace Hightower and Coffees of Rwanda. Also in attendance will be Rwandan Ambassador Eugène-Richard Gasana, social entrepreneur Grace Hightower De Niro, 651 Arts Executive Director Shay Wafer, and Goldman Sachs VP and 651 Arts Board Member Margaret Anadu. MIST Harlem is a proud member of the Harlem Arts Alliance.