In an important move, the Harlem 125th Street Business Improvement District and the Brixton BID have announced the first-ever Twinning of two such organizations. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: 125th Street Business Improvement District
A Harlem Partnership That Creates Harlem Business & Arts Organization Grant Opps
The Apollo, in collaboration with 125th Street Business Improvement District (BID) and the Harlem Commonwealth Council (HCC). Continue Reading →
Apollo Theater Announces Virtual Spring Benefit: Apollo Resounding (Update)
The Apollo today announced the non-profit’s annual spring fundraiser will take place virtually on the Apollo Theater’s Digital Stage. Continue Reading →
3 Tips To Watch The Harlem Holiday Lights On 125th Street
Many holiday traditions are being disrupted this year, but the Harlem holiday lights are set to shine as bright as ever over 125th Street. Continue Reading →
Barbara Askins, President Of 125th Street BID On The Expansion Of Vendor Permits
On August 13th, 2020, the headlines on the digital version of AMNY headlines read Times Square rally seeks to expand street vendors – but can New York City take it? Continue Reading →
The 125th Street BID Announces Our Annual Harlem Light It Up 2019 Event
At a recent event, held at Settepani Restaurant on Malcolm X Blvd., the president and CEO of the 125th Street Business Improvement District, Barbara Askins, Continue Reading →
Vote For Our 125th Street BID To Be The Best In Manhattan
The clock is ticking but you still have time to vote for our 20-year-old 125thStreetBID, as the best Business Improvement District in Manhattan. Continue Reading →
The ‘Mayor Of 125th Street’ In Harlem Eugene Giscombe Passes
Eugene Giscombe, the founder, president and chief executive of the Harlem commercial real estate firm, Giscombe Realty Group, died on Sunday (July 10) at the age of 76. Continue Reading →
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