CANCELED: Join The Free Celebration At The Harlem Make Music NY Experience 2018 (Updated)

Join Rhythm and Soul Radio, Harlem World Magazine and Make Music NY for a “Lunchtime Rendezvous”.

A FREE outdoor concert at the Harlem School for the Arts (HSA) celebrating the First Day of Summer as a part of the citywide Make Music New York concert series. This special Harlem lunchtime concert will feature performances from some of the best musicians throughout Harlem.

The experience includes:

Hosted by Earth Watts Hicks, EIC, Harlem World Magazine and author of Love Changes.

  • Opening words by Barbara Askins, 125th Street B.I.D.
  • YoungTrell
  • Eve On Vox
  • Student performers from Harlem School for the Arts (HSA)
  • Photographed by Rudy Collins.

And DJ Marko Nobles, Rhythm And Soul Radio

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Please check back for updates.

Our apologies, the Event at Harlem Besame with Ariel Palitz has been canceled.

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