With the holiday season upon us, last week Macy’s Herald Square celebrated their new 8th floor Home Department with the walk through a dinner tour with Harlem’s own, master chef Marcus Samuelsson. Continue Reading →
Author Archives: Diane Allford
Charan-Po-Rantan Debut At NY’s Japan Society
By Albert Trotman and Allford Trotman
On Thursday, October 29th, 2015 the Japan Society presented Charan-po-rantan in concert, Continue Reading →
Breakin’ Convention 2015 At The Apollo In Harlem (video)
From the moment you approached the sidewalk in front of the Apollo Theater, the 2015 Breakin’ Convention’s energy is already in full effect. Young people dressed in the shows red tee shirts are dancing under the marquee for people that are passing by and those gathered around to watch.
Take Care Of Harlem Goes Back To “School”
On August 23, 2015, New York’s Harlem Hospital Center’s Mural Pavilion was filled with parents looking on as their children K-12 participated in a collaborative art project, fitness activities and a dance contest. Continue Reading →
Graduation Day for the Girls Who Code Summer (audio)
By Diane Allford | Allford + Trotman
On August 27, 2015, it was a joyous day at the AT&T Summer Immersion Program’s graduation and the final project for the Girls Who Code. Continue Reading →
Harlem Haberdashery’s SAVOR HARLEM 2015 (photos)
By Diane Allford Continue Reading →
Silicon Harlem’s Youth Education & Career Conference 2.0
On Saturday, August 8th, Silicon Harlem and the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce, held the Youth Education & Career Conference 2.0 for teens and young adults. Continue Reading →
Harlem Hosts 3rd Annual GIRLTALK #takeover
By Morgan A. Grain | Photos by Diane Allford
This week The Children’s Aid Society Dunlevy Milbank Center for the Boys & Girls Club in Harlem hosted the third annual GIRLTALK #takeover event created by Angela Simmons and Kerri Berson Levine. Continue Reading →
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