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Rediscovered Music Of Julia Perry Featured In Four-Day Festival In New York

From March 13-16, 2024, Experiential Orchestra (EXO) and Videmus will present the Julia Perry Centenary Celebration and Festival in New York City.

NY Youth And Seniors Invited To Join Free Spring Sports Programs By City Parks Foundation In Parks

City Parks Foundation is excited to open registration for their free Spring Play sports programs.

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Grubhub And Others Launch $200K Microgrant For NYC BIPOC Restaurateurs

Grubhub, Oyate Group and the New York State Latino Restaurant, Bar & Lounge Association today announced the launch of “Rising Restaurateur: A Community Grant Program.”

Books For All: Protect The Freedom To Read In Your Communities From Harlem To Hollis

The New York Public Library is proud to partner with The New York Public Library (NYPL) to invite libraries, school groups, and readers across the country to participate in Books for All.

SMOKE Jazz Club Celebrates 25 Years With Legendary George Coleman In Harlem

SMOKE Jazz Club, recently voted #1 by Secret NYC, kicks off its year-long 25th-anniversary celebration with a special engagement from NEA Jazz Master George Coleman.

The Museum of Modern Art Presents Crafting Modernity: Design in Latin America, 1940-1980

The Museum of Modern Art announces Crafting Modernity: Design in Latin America, 1940 -1980 at the Museum of Modern Art from March 8th through September 22, 2024.

Harlem’s Teyana Taylor And More At 6th Annual Urban One Honors Premieres

Mark your calendars because the highly anticipated 6th annual "URBAN ONE HONORS" is back! Premiering on TV One and CLEO TV.

New York Cares’ Extra Day Of Care: 40+ Projects Aid Needy New Yorkers Citywide

Join New York Cares, and West Side Campaign Against Hunger, for a special food-packing initiative during our inaugural Extra Day of Care event.

Wendy Hilliard Foundation Honors Black Gymnasts, Interviews 2024 Olympic Hopeful Fred Richard

The Wendy Hilliard Gymnastics Foundation (WHGF) enters its ninth year recognizing Black Gymnasts in History during February’s celebration of Black History Month.

Saxophonist Javon Jackson And Poet Nikki Giovanni Perform At NYC’s Schomburg In Harlem

Acclaimed tenor saxophonist/composer Javon Jackson and revered poet Nikki Giovanni perform at 7 p.m. on Monday, March 4, 2024.

Andy Montañez, Tito Puente Jr., El Trío Ideal, Johnny Olivio, And Herencia de Plena At Lehman Center

Join us at Lehman Center for the Performing Arts for an unforgettable evening celebrating the legendary Andy Montañez's "Toda Una Vida Concierto!"

Kennedy Joins Forces With Hip Hop Icon Eric B. To Move The Crowd At Queens Food Pantry

Renowned activist and independent presidential candidate, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., will be extending a helping hand at the First Baptist Church Food Distribution Center in Queens, NY,.

Keep Calm And Pour On: Top Wine Stores In Harlem

By Marc Peoples

Is anybody in the mood for some good wine?

Harlem’s Peggy Shepard To Talk About Environmental Health Inequities And The Climate Crisis

Harlem's Peggy Shepard Co-founder & Executive Director, WE ACT, will be highlighted as one of the esteemed speakers at the "Designing Health Systems Resilience" panel.

2024 Black History Honors Highlights African American Museums In A Black History Month Series

The 2024 Black History Honors, a groundbreaking docu-entertainment series, is set to take viewers on an inspiring journey through the heart and soul of African American history, legacy, and heritage.