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Are You The Next Jazz Star: The Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition Returns!

Calling all jazz enthusiasts and aspiring vocalists from Harlem to Newark and beyond!

Trust For Governors Island Announces The Fabulous ‘Year Of Milkweed’ Initiative

The Trust for Governors Island has dubbed 2024 as the “Year of Milkweed,” a yearlong initiative that will engage New Yorkers with programs that will highlight the power of native plants in the fight against biodiversity loss.

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Tennis Stars And Celebrities Celebrate The Work Of The Harlem Junior Tennis & Education Program

By HJTEP

Luminaries from the world of tennis, celebrity tennis fans, philanthropists and supporters celebrated the impactful work of the Harlem Junior Tennis & Education Program (HJTEP).

Celebrating Legends: Babyface And Usher To Receive Honors At Apollo Theater’s Spring Benefit

Two icons of R&B music, Babyface and Usher, are set to be honored at The Apollo Theater in Harlem during its annual Spring Benefit on Tuesday, June 11, 2024.

Debuting Tonight: ‘Hustle, Sizzle, And Smoke’—A Fresh Culinary Competition Series

Tonight, aspireTV, the network celebrating Black life, style, and culture, is set to premiere the exciting culinary competition series, Hustle, Sizzle and Smoke.

Hip Hip Hooray, Hip Hip Hooray, Harlem Academy To Host 20th Anniversary Celebration

Harlem Academy will host a celebration of its 20th anniversary at its campus at 655 St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem on May 2, 2024, from 6-8 p.m. est.

Sotheby’s To Host Amref’s ArtBall Auction Honoring Artist Kehinde Wiley

As part of Amref Health Africa’s 2024 ArtBall, the evening will feature a Contemporary African and Black art auction hosted by Sotheby’s.

The Cathedral Church Of Saint John The Divine Hosts The 26th Annual Blessing of Bicycles In Harlem

The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine in Harlem will hold its 26th annual Blessing of the Bicycles service on Saturday, May 4, 2024, at 9:00 am.

“Bad River” Documentary Premieres Today On Comcast’s Black Experience On Xfinity For Earth Day

Comcast NBCUniversal’s Black Experience on Xfinity teams up with award-winning filmmaker Mary Mazzio (A Most Beautiful Thing, I Am Jane Doe).

Discover Harlem’s Vibrant Culture During The Annual Culture Crawl Weekend

West Harlem, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, vibrant multicultural community, and esteemed religious and academic institutions.

Celebrate EarthFest At The American Museum Of Natural History

Nature enthusiasts of all ages are invited to join the annual EarthFest celebration at the American Museum of Natural History on Saturday, April 27, to commemorate Earth Month.

Reimagining NYC’s Retail Corridors In An Age Of Hybrid Work & E-Commerce With Harlem’s Barbara Askins And More

The storefront vacancies that were so common across New York City in 2020 and 2021 have diminished greatly over the past year.

Empowering Tomorrow’s Financial Leaders: Wells Fargo Invests In Youth Financial Literacy

In a promising partnership aimed at empowering the next generation with essential financial skills, Wells Fargo has committed $300,000 to support enhanced financial literacy initiatives.

National Black Theatre And The Apollo Present: “The Gathering – A Collective Sonic Ring Shout

Join Nona Hendryx, Abby Dobson, Toshi Reagon, Joel Thompson, Carlos Simon, Courtney Bryan, Troy Anthony and more as they take you on a sonic quest to The Gathering.