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“The Intruders,” A Compelling Play About Gentrification At The Riverside Theatre In Harlem

Vera J. Katz is a distinguished alumna of Brooklyn College, having graduated in 1957.

New York 2023 Peace Symposium: A Day Of Peace, Art, And Nature At Japan Society

Japan Society New York and Japan Institute of Portland Japanese Garden—two of the foremost Japanese cultural organizations in the world.

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Zelda Lockhart Delves Into A World of Enigma And Desire In “Trinity,” Her Latest Literary Opus

by Editor Eartha Watts Hicks and Judy C. Andrews

I'm Eartha, and it’s no secret that I love books. I am so immersed in the publishing world that I often find myself inundated with copies from writers I have known for many years.

Don Fryson / Clean Money Music Summer Tour 2023 Raises The Bar Of Hip-Hop Culture

In celebration of Hip Hop's 50^th Anniversary, Don Fryson, President & CEO / 360 Entertainment International, LLC (360EI), presents Clean Money Music Summer Tour ― that is receiving rave reviews!

ImageNation Presents Soul Train Tribute To Hip-Hop’s 50th, Celebrating Biz Markie And H2O Film Festivals’ 20th

ImageNation, founded by Moikgantsi Kgama and run by Gregory Gates (Executive Producer), ImageNation has been a cultural powerhouse.

Harlem’s Pop-Up Retail Transformation: Innovators Marcus Samuelsson, Jay Norris, Kenneth Ebie

Join Black Entrepreneurs NYC (BE NYC) for an inspiring fireside chat featuring celebrity chef and entrepreneur Marcus Samuelsson, and Jay Norris, CEO of Guesst.

Hip Hip Hooray As Mayor Adams Lights City Buildings For Ukrainian Independence Day

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced that City Hall and other municipal buildings will be lit up blue and yellow tonight in honor of Ukraine’s Independence Day.

Community Day In Harlem At Holcombe Rucker Park: Honoring NY Knicks Legend Wills Reed

College in South Carolina, Robert McCullough's journey has been defined by his prowess on the court.

New York City Seeks Inspiring Women’s Stories From Harlem For Women’s Archive

The New York City Department of Records & Information Services (DORIS) is seeking stories of inspiring and empowering women from Harlem to contribute to WomensActivism.NYC.

Here’s The Best Way To Help Maui Fire Victims

The wildfires that have engulfed the Hawaiian island of Maui is the latest natural disaster to tug at our heartstrings from Harlem to Hollywood.

Embrace The Essence Of Harlem Week With Evette Peety: Proprietor Of Harlem’s Heaven Hats

As the sun-drenched streets of Harlem come alive with the spirit of celebration, there's a date marked on calendars that's poised to be a highlight of the season.

NYC Paper Fashion At Harlem Week With “Walk The Streets Of Harlem,” Sassy Hats Tea, And More

On Sunday, August 20^th, 2023, the GATW Paper Fashion Show previews, “Walk the Streets of Harlem” with models walking from 180 West 135^th Street in Harlem to the Metro Plus booth at 3 pm.

Celebrate Harlem Week With Mayor Adams, Lt. Gov. Delgado, Mary J. Blige, Live Performances, And More!

This Sunday, August 20th, at 1 pm EST, HARLEM WEEK will come alive with an unforgettable celebration as Mayor Adams joins hands with the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce and WBLS.

7 Fun Activities For Your Next Visit To Harlem

Harlem, the vibrant heart of New York City, never fails to captivate visitors with its rich history, colorful culture, and an array of hidden gems.