NYCEDC Reopens Renovated La Placita At La Marqueta In East Harlem
New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) yesterday celebrated the reopening of beloved community plaza and outdoor space La Placita at La Marqueta in East Harlem.
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Architect Nicole Hollant-Denis Renovates East Harlem’s LaPlacita Site Of Harlem Night Market
Acclaimed African American architect Nicole Hollant-Denis, founder and principal of Aaris Design Studios, redesigned the popular outdoor space La Placita at La Marqueta in East Harlem, located at East 115th Continue Reading →
Update: La Marqueta Gets $5.5 Mil Facelift In Harlem
A multi-million dollar renovation project at La Marqueta, an open-air events and retail space in East Harlem, is set to begin this month, a spokeswoman for the city Economic Development Continue Reading →
Union Settlement Announces Launch Of East Harlem 360°
Union Settlement www.unionsettlement.org, the oldest and largest social service provider in East Harlem, today announced the launching of “East Harlem 360°”, a community development program intended to revitalize the local Continue Reading →
Los Realengos Salseros Debuts At La Marqueta In East Harlem
Direct from Puerto Rico in their New York debut, Los Realengos Salseros bring a fusion of Island salsa mixed with Cuban Timbas prinkled with touches of jazz, funk, pop & reggaeton.
“Bananas & Budhas” At La Marqueta In East Harlem
Bananas & Budhas, José Morales dreamed of curating a season long outdoor photographic exhibit at La Marqueta but the fickle weather was always a factor…until he hooked up with Abey Charrón.
Speaker Melissa Mark Viverito to open Para Sol expo at La Marqueta
Speaker Melissa Mark Viverito will open the Para Sol expo at La Marqueta and will lead a “Sunday in El Barrio” tour in East Harlem this Sunday, June 28.
Harlem’s Melissa Mark-Viverito Announces Revitalization Of La Marqueta
Governor Andrew Cuomo and Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito announced the revitalization of La Marqueta, a commercial and cultural corridor spanning 110 th to 125 th Streets in East Harlem.
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