Chefs and restaurateurs including Mashama Bailey, Aliyyah Baylor, Adrienne Cheatham, Nina Compton, Charles Gabriel, Carla Hall, Kwame Onwuachi, Melba Wilson, Tren’ness Woods-Black, Skai Young and Raymond Zamanta Mohan, among others. Continue Reading →
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Dining With Miss Lil: Harlem EatUp, Humana And Melba’s Host Healthy Eats for Seniors
By Lil Nickelson
Harlem EatUp Foundation (“Harlem EatUp”), Humana (“Humana”) and Melba’s Restaurant (“Melba’s”) joined forces on Wednesday, June 26th, 2019 to present a two-hour private cooking demonstration of healthy dishes to Harlem seniors. Continue Reading →
If You Have The Munchies, Then You Are Ready For The Harlem Eat Up!
The full line-up for the fifth anniversary year of Harlem EatUp! was announced this past Friday, and we’re proud to announce that it’s jam-packed with East Harlem restaurants! Continue Reading →
Harlem Chef Marcus Samuelsson Becomes Chief Culinary Coach Of New York City FC
New York City FC has today named celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson the Club’s first-ever Chief Culinary Coach. Continue Reading →
Marcus Samuelsson And Rakiem Walker Talks At Build
Harlem EatUp! is a celebration of Harlem’s rich and rapidly expanding culinary, culture and art communities. Continue Reading →
Tickets For Harlem EatUp! 2018 Are Here
The folks at Harlem Eat Up are thrilled to be back for the 4th year with an incredible line up of chefs and some new features! Continue Reading →
Bruno Mars And Mary Wilson Finally Get On The Same Page At The Apollo In Harlem
NY Daily News reports that it was an Apollo mission to Mars. “Marry You” singer Bruno Mars and former Supreme Mary Wilson both performed at the Apollo Theater over the weekend, but were too busy to meet and trade war stories. Continue Reading →
Seitu’s World: Harlem Eat Up! 2017 (Photographs)
If you weren’t able to attend the Harlem Eat Up! event on May 21st 2017, don’t despair Harlem photographer Seitu Oronde was there to document this unique Harlem food event in Harlem, NY. Continue Reading →
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