On Sunday, March 24th, 2019, Macy’s Herald Square launched its 45th annual two-week-long Flower Show, Journey To Paradisios, it’s great to see the celebration of the arrival of spring with discovery, color, and wonder just a 30-minute train ride from Harlem. Continue Reading →
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Macy’s Honored Black History Month With Fashion Icon Harlem’s Dapper Dan And More
On Wednesday, February 20th, 2019, guests were invited to Macy’s Herald Square to hear from special guests Dapper Dan and Brandice Daniel, in celebration of Black History Month. Continue Reading →
Macy’s Herald Square Celebrates Black History Month With Harlem’s Dapper Dan
This February Macy’s Celebrates Black History Month by honoring inspiring past and current cultural trailblazers. Continue Reading →
Take The A Train To Macy’s Herald Square To Welcome Model Nina Agdal For Kensie
Harlem loves style that’s modern and edgy with a touch of international flair, Kensie is likely your go-to source for the coolest on-trend finds. Continue Reading →
Macy’s Welcomed Chef Marcus Samuelsson In Celebration Of The Harlem EatUp! Festival
On, Friday, May 4th, 2018, guests from Harlem to Hollis were invited to Macy’s Herald Square to enjoy an evening of food, fun and live music with Macy’s Culinary Council Chef Marcus Samuelsson. 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 →
A Walk through a dinner tour with chef Marcus Samuelsson at Macy’s Herald Square
With the holiday season upon us, last week Macy’s Herald Square celebrated their new 8th floor Home Department with the walk through a dinner tour with Harlem’s own, master chef Marcus Samuelsson. Continue Reading →
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