By Udo Salters
It was a cold winter night on Saturday March 3rd, but Harlem was hot with the Fifth Annual Harlem Haberdashery 2018 Masquerade Ball “A Royal Ball in Harlem” benefiting #TakeCareofHarlem. Continue Reading →
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Salters Scene: Dannis Winston’s Master Class Listening Party
By Udo Salters
On Sunday October 2nd, 2016, Bandleader, Musician and Singer Dannis Winston performed at Harlem’s Minton’s for his EP Master Class listening party.
Salters Scene: Harlem Haberdashery 4th Year Anniversary Celebration
Harlem Haberdashery 4th Year Anniversary Celebration and Kentucky Derby Watch Party
By Udo Salters
Harlem Haberdashery boutique celebrated its 4th Year Anniversary on Saturday May 7th.
Located on 122nd street and Lenox the boutique provides custom-made apparel for various male and female celebrities and taste-makers. Continue Reading →
Salters Scene: Macy’s Celebrates Black History Month
Jurnee Smollett-Bell, TERRENCE J AND MONICA
By Udo Salters
Macy’s Herald Square celebrated Black History Month with Jurnee Smollett-Bell, Monica and Terrence J. paying tribute to the rising stars in entertainment. Continue Reading →
Salters Scene: New Year’s Eve At Angel of Harlem
By Udo Salters
Times Square was packed and so was Angel of Harlem. The cool lounge restaurant on 122nd and Fredrick Douglas was calm and quite until 10:30 pm EST.
Salters Scene: 7th Annual T.E.A.L. Walk/Run
Pamela-Esposito-Amery and Eric L. Adams
By Udo Slaters
The 7th Annual Tell Every Amazing Lady about About Ovarian Cancer (T.E.A.L.) Walk/Run took place on Saturday, September 12th, at the Bandshell in Prospect Park, Brooklyn. Continue Reading →
Salters Scene: Reel Sisters Awards Ceremony
Jessica Williams and Ebony Jo-Ann
By Udo Salters
On October 25 CENTRIC/BET Network joined Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival & Lecture Series in celebrating the accomplishments of the honorees and award-winning filmmakers! Jessica Williams and Ebony Jo-Ann were the honorees and received the Hattie McDaniel Award. Continue Reading →
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