Marjorie Eliot Archives - Harlem World Magazine

Women’s History Month Honoree Harlem’s Marjorie Eliot At Fort Tryon Park

This Women's History Month, Fort Tryon Park Trust honors uptown's amazing Harlem jazz legend Marjorie Eliot - an acclaimed pianist, actress, playwright, and Fort Tryon Park lover!Continue reading

Harlem Legend Marjorie Eliot Plays At Stan Michels 12th Annual Memorial Jazz Concert

This wonderful annual musical event will be held virtually this summer. Join the Fort Tryon Tryon Park Trust, NYC Parks, and the Michels family to celebrate Stanley Michels, a luminary in the history of Fort Tryon Park! Continue reading

Sugar Hill Mornings With Harlem Legend Marjorie Eliot At The Sugar Hill Museum

Sugar Hill Museum writes that the great minds of jazz expand the possibilities of song. Ellington wrote prolifically for the players in his band, becoming one of the great American composers. Continue reading

Harlem Jazz Legend Marjorie Eliot At Sugar Hill Museum In Harlem

Harlem jazz legend and Sugar Hill resident Marjorie Eliot will perform at the Sugar Hill Children's Museum, this month, as they we kicked off their 'adult' series Nights At Sugar Hill In Harlem.Continue reading

Live Art And Music Experience With Marjorie Eliot And Andrea Arroyo At Morris Jumel Mansion

A unique Live Art and Music Experience, featuring the musical talents of jazz legend Ms. Marjorie Eliot, and live painting by award-winning visual artist Andrea Arroyo.These two artists have been engaged in a creative collaboration for over three years.Continue reading

Join Harlem’s Marjorie Eliot At The 8th Annual Stan Michels Memorial Jazz Concert

Join the Fort Tryon Park Trust, NYC Parks and the Michels family in honoring the late Council Member Stan Michels at this eighth annual memorial jazz concert. Continue reading

Live Art And Jazz with Marjorie Eliot and Andrea Arroyo In Harlem

The Rio III Gallery at Sugar Hill is pleased to present a special a Live Art and Music Experience, featuring the musical talents of jazz legend Ms. Marjorie Eliot, and the inspired paintings of award-winning visual artist Andrea Arroyo.Continue reading