On Thursday March 1, City College Center for The Arts celebrated the legendary Harry Belafonte in Harlem, NY. Continue Reading →
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Salters Scene: Cove Lounge’s 5th Year Anniversary
By Udo Salters
Harlem‘s Cove Lounge celebrated its 5th year anniversary on June 21st, 2017, with a 80s & 90s themed party. Founded by Alyah Horsford-Sidberry, The Cove Lounge almost didn’t happen. Continue Reading →
Salters Scene: Dannis Winston’s Master Class Listening Party
By Udo Salters
On Sunday October 2nd, 2016, Bandleader, Musician and Singer Dannis Winston performed at Harlem’s Minton’s for his EP Master Class listening party.
Salters Scene: Sip&Toast With Chef Max And Harlem Haberdashery
By Udo Salters
Closing out the month of August, Harlem Haberdashery held an exclusive Sip & Toast With Chef Max Hardy event in Harlem, New York.
Salters Scene: Harlem’s Hoodwinked Escape
By Udo Salters
In August, Hoodwinked Escape opened its doors to the media to experience the group activity that has become very popular. Continue Reading →
Salters Scene: Long Gallery In Harlem
By Udo Salters
On a hot day in July, the Long Gallery on 2073 7th Avenue at 124th Street in Harlem, NY, held a multi-disciplinary exhibition with original paintings and sculptures by Dáreece J. Walker and performance poetry by artist Daniel J. Watts and the InnerView Collective. Continue Reading →
Salters Scene: Epic + Co’s 7th Bi-Annual Trunk Show
On Saturday, June 4th, the Epic + Co’s 7th Bi-Annual Trunk Show was held at Shop Studios located at 528 West 39th Street in Manhattan, New York. Continue Reading →
Salters Scene: New York Mets Celebrate the 1986 World Series Championship
Replica 1986 NY Mets World Championship Ring
On May 29th, the Mets gave away replica New York Mets 1986 World Championship Rings at the game to celebrate, the 30th year anniversary of the Mets beating the Red Sox in the World Series. Continue Reading →
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