William Stanley Beaumont Braithwaite December 6, 1878 – June 8, 1962, was an American writer, poet and literary critic., who lived in Harlem, New York. Continue Reading →
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Sugar Hill Creamery’s Second Scoop Shop Opens In Hamilton Heights
Sugar Hill Creamery is planning to open its second location this weekend at 3629 Broadway (at 150th) in Hamilton Heights. Saturday’s soft open will include a neighborhood party at 2 pm EST. Continue Reading →
Everything You Need To Know To Vote In Harlem From Strivers’ Row To Sugar Hill
Election Day has arrived after more than a week of early voting, and Harlem World Magazine is bringing you a rundown of everything you need to know to vote in Harlem. Continue Reading →
A’Lelia Walker’s Legendary Dark Tower In Harlem 1885-1931 (Photographs)
This was A’Lelia Walker’s, back in the day from 1885-1931, it was a home and famous salon, “The Dark Tower,” which she hosted for writers, musicians, artists at 108 West 136th Street in Harlem during the 1920s. Continue Reading →
HW Picks: The Best Candles, According To Hyper Harlem Scented Candle Enthusiast
Like so many things, scented candles aren’t just for Christmas. To light a luxury candle when it’s still warm and bright outside, and to fill your living room with the smell of citrus and jasmine, and rum and oranges, and of gardens recently rained on, is one great luxury. Continue Reading →
Fabulous Harlem, The Sweet History Of Sugar Hill
Fabulous Harlem brings you the best travel places in Harlem. Join us on a tour to experience one of Harlem’s most popular tourist destinations! Continue Reading →
Its A Boo-Tastic Halloween In Harlem Party At The Sugar Hill Children’s Museum
Join us for a boo-tastic Halloween in Harlem, featuring music, face painting, costume-making, magic, and our very own pumpkin patch! Continue Reading →
NYC To Conduct Adulticiding To Reduce West Nile Virus From Harlem To Hollis
To reduce mosquito activity and the risk of West Nile virus, the Health Department will conduct its ninth adulticide treatment of the season. Continue Reading →
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