Fabulous Harlem, The Legendary History Of St. Nicholas Park In Harlem, NY 1895
Saint Nicholas Park is a New York City public park located in Harlem at the intersection of Hamilton Heights and Manhattanville.
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Urban Thread Week In St. Nicholas Park
Enjoy a sun set evening of creating, sharing and networking in the world of fiber, textile and needle arts. Bring a chair, blanket, your latest project and let’s create together.
Sunday Sermon At St. Nicholas Park In Harlem
Get your dancing shoes and join Sundae Sermon in Harlem with Tony Touch, Cool Marv, Cosi, Stormin Norman, hosted by Bevy Smith, and a special performance by the cast of Continue Reading →
‘9 Miles From N. York,’ 1709, St. Nicholas Park. Harlem
The milestones marker is dated from 1709 as the 9th mile from New York within St. Nicholas Park. According to Harlem+Bespoke , it was taken around the 133rd Street and Continue Reading →
The Legendary “Striver’s Row”, St. Nicholas Historic District In Harlem 1891 –
The St. Nicholas Historic District, known as “Striver’s Row”, is a historic district located on both sides of West 138th and West 139th Streets between Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard Continue Reading →
From Weekquaeskeek To “Point Of Rocks,” St. Nicholas Avenue’s Amazing History
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.
Mayor de Blasio Announces NYC Parks Resume Outdoor Youth Sports From Harlem To Hollis
Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced that NYC Parks can resume permitting its athletic fields from Harlem to Hollis for outdoor youth sports.
Are You A Historic Harlem Parks Harlem Youth Gardeners (HYG) Team Member?
The Harlem Youth Gardeners (HYG) Team Members will work part-time Monday – Friday (19hr/wk) over the summer, assisting with gardening and park maintenance work in four Historic Harlem Parks (Jackie Continue Reading →
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