West Harlem Archives - Page 7 of 15 - Harlem World Magazine

Food Packaging Event For Dr. Martin Luther King Day With JCC Harlem And Others In Harlem

JCC Harlem, Repair the World NYC, and UJA Federation Time for Good host over 200 volunteers who are assembling shelf stable food packets for the Community Kitchen & Food Pantry of West Harlem's supermarket-style food pantry for clients to bring home and cook. Continue reading

The Faison Fireplace Theater Is One Of The Most Unique Properties For Sale In Harlem

This fabulous 29 foot wide, 10,000 SF (currently mixed use) beaux arts building is located at 6 Hancock Place in the heart of West Harlem. Continue reading

Harry Bertholf’s Hotel & Roadhouse, Harlem Lane, 1870’s

What a great photograph taken from a stereoview of Harry Bertholf's Hotel & Roadhouse, near Harlem Lane, in West Harlem, NY in the 1870s.Continue reading

NYCEDC Grants $1M To Quentis Therapeutics For Expansion Of LifeSci Space In Harlem

New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) and Quentis Therapeutics (Quentis), a New York City-based biotechnology company whose first program develops immunotherapy to treat cancer, today announced the completion of the first LifeSci NYC Expansion Space Fund transaction. Continue reading

City Seeks Bids To Turn Morningside Heights Landmark Into Cafe In West Harlem

The NYC Parks Department is seeking bids to develop a landmarked Morningside Heights gatehouse into a "high quality cafe," according to department documents reports source.Continue reading

Supermarket Secures 15-Year Lease In Harlem

Patch reports that a supermarket chain has secured a 15-year lease to open a new store in the Alhambra Building in Harlem, according to reports.Continue reading

Man Reported Missing In Harlem

Patch reports that the NYPD is asking the public's help in locating a man reported missing in West Harlem, police said.Continue reading

Dining With Miss Lil: NJ Jets Offensive Tackle Kelvin Beachum Giving On World Food Day

By Lil Nickelson Some people try to forget the hard times they experience in life; not New York Jets offensive tackle 29-years old Kelvin Beachum.Continue reading

Harlem Park To Park And Good Ice Marketing Present The Art Of The Mix

Top Bars from Across Harlem and Washington Heights/Inwood and the Bronx to Showcase best bartender skills to earn the distinction of “Best Uptown Bartender”

As the Fall heats up, bartenders uptown will be getting ready to bring their best mixing game as the Art of the Mix kicks off to crown the “Best Bartender in Upper Manhattan.” Continue reading

The 125th Street Ferry And Station, Harlem, NY, 1903-1941

The 125th Street Ferry in Harlem ran back and forth to the Edgewater Ferry Station in New Jersey and back to Harlem during the turn of the 20th century at the beginning of the industrial revolution from 1903 - 1941. Continue reading

WE ACT’s Free Black & Green Summer Movie Series In Harlem

Harlem based WE ACT's free Black & Green Summer Movie series is back, the first week in August at West Harlem Piers Park (Marginal & West 132 Streets).Continue reading

Boy At A Well In West Harlem Shoreline, New York, May 13, 1898

Unidentified boy with water container photographed by James Reuel Smith at an old rough Well on the Hudson River shore (to the right) looking southeast from West 158th Street, in Harlem, NY, May 13, 1898. Continue reading

Small Boy A Top A Well At Broadway And West 124th Street, West Harlem, 1898

Turn of the century Harlem photograph by James Reuel Smith, a small Harlem boy sitting a top a well on the northeast corner of Broadway and West 124th Street, Harlem, New York, April 9, 1898. Continue reading

Join Open Studios, Exhibits And Weekend Highlights Uptown

The 16^th Uptown Arts Stroll continues with Inwood open studios this Saturday, June 9^th from 1-6pm. Artists open their home studios to show you an intimate glimpse into their creative process.

Sugar Hill Children’s Museum’s 1st Annual Benefit Honoring Harlem’s Shola Lynch And Others

The Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling is excited to announce its first annual benefit, [press] PLAY - a festive evening for adults to explore exhibitions, storytelling prompts and interactive arts activities throughout its 17,000 sq ft state-of-the-art Museum designed by world renowned architect David Adjaye.Continue reading