By Rudy Collins
On Saturday, March 27th, 2021, at 122nd Street at Malcolm X Blvd., in Harlem Kinyah and her family. Continue Reading →
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Rudy’s World: Juneteenth, Black Lives Matter And More From Harlem To Harare
Photographs by Rudy Collins
The African Center hosted a Black Lives Matter ceremony in honor of Juneteenth, Breona Taylor, George Floyd, Eric Garner, Armuad Arbery, and the other lives that matter in Harlem.
Rudy’s World: On Lockdown, The Empty Streets Of A Town In Fear, It’s High Noon In Harlem
Photographs by Rudy Collins
We love these images by master photographer Rudy Collins of his birthplace taken on the Harlem Streets over the last month during the COVID Crisis. Continue Reading →
Rudy’s World: The 50th Harlem African American Parade 2019 (Photographs)
By Rudy Collins
On Saturday, September 14th, 2019, The 50th Harlem African American parade was filled with pride, residents, marching bands and politicians. Continue Reading →
Rudy’s World: Harlemites Contribute To Betterment Of Our Community Honorees 2019
On Wednesday, June 19, 2019, Harlems Cove Lounge hosted an event honoring three Harlemites who have and continue to contribute to the betterment of our community. Continue Reading →
Rudy’s World: National Black Theater’s Pop Up Performance On 125th Street In Harlem
By Rudy Collins
On Saturday, June 15th, 2019, the National Black Theater performers (performing “125th & Freedom”) the drums and trumpet slowly played and danced 125th Street from 1st Avenue across to the Westside. Continue Reading →
Rudy’s World: A Celebration Of The Music And Legacy Of Harry Belafonte (Photographs)
By Rudy Collins
On Friday, March 1st, 2019, City College Center for the Arts presented “Turn the World Around”, a celebration of the music and legacy of Harry Belafonte. Continue Reading →
Rudy’s World: Harlem Congress Member Adraino Espaillat Pays Tribute On MLK Day
By Rudy Collins
On Friday, January 18th, 2019, at his office in the Harlem State Office Bldg., on 125th Street, NY Congress member Adriano Espaillat, gave an open office event with plenty of food and people. Continue Reading →
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