Harlem Stage, in partnership with Bryant Park, NYC Parks, and Jazzmobile, presents the premiere of the live, outdoor summer concert event. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Marcus Garvey Park
Jazzmobile’s Summerfest 2021 Kicks Off With Award-Winning Film And Performance By Questlove
As New York and city parks begin to open up for concerts and other special events with live audiences, Jazzmobile’s 57th SUMMERFEST 2021 premieres. Continue Reading →
Marcus Garvey Park Hosting Free New York Philharmonic Festival In Harlem
A new pop-up festival series by the New York Philharmonic is coming to Harlem, bringing music, dance, poetry and art to Marcus Garvey Park starting Friday.
Harlem Legend Voza Rivers And Clean Money Music Sign TYDRE To The Label
Don Fryson, President and CEO and Voza Rivers, Chairman of the Board and Executive Producer / Clean Money MusicTM proudly announce the signing and release of New York City. Continue Reading →
Splice: Sol Cinema, Culture, Community In Harlem
Happy New Year! Sure it’s late January, but we haven’t been in touch since late December, and so much has happened.
Redevelopment Set For Harlem’s Legendary National Black Theater Block
A developer filed permits with the city this week to demolish a full block of buildings on Fifth Avenue that includes the historic National Black Theater — but the theater itself doesn’t plan on going anywhere. Continue Reading →
Harlem Fire Watchtower Receives NY Landmarks Conservancy Lucy G. Moses Award
The New York Landmarks Conservancy has announced the winners of the 2020 Lucy G. Moses Preservation Awards. Continue Reading →
Marcus Garvey Park, The Home Of “Black Woodstock,” Snake Hill And More In Harlem
Marcus Garvey Park (formerly and also named Mount Morris Park) is a 20.17-acre park on the border between the Harlem and East Harlem, New York. Continue Reading →
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