People in Harlem who need something to eat can find free, fresh, nutritious food in a new community fridge that opened this week. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Harlem Grown
CCCADI Appointments Harlem’s Luther A. Smith As Chairman Of Board Of Directors
The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of Luther A. Smith to the position of Chairman of its Board of Directors. Continue Reading →
Senator Benjamin And Others Kickoff Painting Of Harlem’s Black Lives Matter Street Mural
Harlem, the global center of Black culture, is installing a Black Lives Matter street mural that will stretch across Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd, between 125th and 127th streets. Continue Reading →
City Planning Commission Approves Plans To Expand Lenox Terrace In Harlem
The Olnick Organization has received approvals from the City Planning Commission to construct five new towers within the Lenox Terrace housing complex in Central Harlem. Continue Reading →
Join Shake Shack As They Open Their First Food Spot And More On 125th Street In Harlem
Shake Shack, the NYC-based burger chain will open its doors on the corner of West 125th Street and Fifth Avenue on Tuesday, December 18, 2018. Continue Reading →
David N. Dinkins Join The Community And Others At Dedication Of Dinkins Riverton Center
Yesterday, Harlem luminaries, elected officials and Riverton residents gathered in Harlem at an event hosted by A&E Real Estate and the Riverton Tenants Association.
Harlem Grown’s Earth Day 2018 Celebration
Come join Harlem Grown and celebrate the amazing planet we all call home! Continue Reading →
West Harlem Group Assistance To Honor Community Leaders
West Harlem Group Assistance, Inc. (WHGA), a leading community based development corporation, will be hosting its annual awards gala on October 26th 2017, to celebrate leaders who have impacted the development of the West Harlem community and beyond. Continue Reading →
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