Harlem News, Lifestyle, History & Renaissance
Harlem News, Lifestyle, History & Renaissance
Strong Girls & Brave Women is the title of a featured storytelling session and will be the theme through art and stories throughout March as the Museum Celebrates Women’s History Continue Reading →
Brown Sugar, the popular subscription streaming service from Bounce, will feature both a curated collection and popular returning titles in honor of Women’s History Month this March.
Listen to Harlem historian Glenn Hunter talk Harlem Renaissance, Harlem History Museum and more with host Danny Tisdale, on The Danny Tisdale Show.
Education Through Music, a nonprofit that provides music education to 36,000 New York City students, and partner school P.S. 125 – The Ralph Bunche School in Harlem are thrilled to Continue Reading →
This February, the world-famous Apollo Theater will kick off Black History Month with Apollo Open House: Celebration of Cool on Saturday, February 1st, 2020, from 1 p.m. – 6.p.m., to Continue Reading →
Untappedcities.com reports that St. Nicholas Avenue that extends north-south from 111th Street to 193rd Street, St. Nicholas Avenue is, of course, named after that Saint Nicholas, 4th century saint, Greek bishop of the Continue Reading →
Harlem is a neighborhood in New York that is gaining in popularity due to its modern, trendy atmosphere and young population.
The Central Park Conservancy today launched its first major interpretive signage initiative in Central Park to commemorate Seneca Village, a predominantly African American community that existed before the City of Continue Reading →
