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Continue readingBrooklyn: Bed-Stuy Student Hosts Inaugural STEMMY Awards Honoring Excellence In Education
By Keith Forest
It takes a village whether that is in Harlem or Hollis to raise a child and the village of Bedford-Stuyvesant was in full force supporting the students.
Continue readingBrooklyn: New York State Poet And Harlem Fave Patricia Spears Jones And Ras Moshe Burnett
Come hear Ras and Harlem lover Patricia story-tell together with their combined talents in poetry and saxophone!
Continue readingSeitu’s World: The West Indian Day Parade 2023 In Brooklyn NY
By Seitu Oronde
On Sunday, September 3rd, 2023, Harlem photojournalist Seitu Oronde was in the groove at the West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn, NY.
Continue readingBrooklyn: The Brooklyn Heights Synagogue Presents Readings From Rikers
The city's $2.25M settlement of a wrongful death suit filed by the family of Herman Diaz, 52, led local news last week.
Continue readingInnovative Coworking Space Launches in Bryant Park
Remote workers and business owners who are keen on cutting their real estate expenses but who also want to maintain a sense of structure have long been turning to co-working spaces as a solution.
Continue readingEuropean Art Experience Transforms Your Eye Into Art At NYC Galleries! Book Your Appointment Today!
Prepare for an eye-opening art experience as Eye Origin transforms the spectacular image of your iris into an original piece for your personal collection.
Continue readingBank Of America Winter Village At Bryant Park Holiday Shops Return And Just Minutes From Harlem
On Friday, October 28, 2022, NYC will welcome back the Holiday Shops by Urbanspace at Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park (less than 30 minutes from Harlem, NY).
Continue readingSeitu’s World: Harlem Fave, The Legendary West Indian Day Parade On Eastern Parkway In The Brooklyn
On Sunday, September 5, 2022, Harlem photo essayist Seitu Oronde was at the West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn, New York.
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