Harlem Collective Opera
Harlem Collective Opera  our mission is to dispel fear around opera, classical, and choral music, making it tangible, accessible,...
t.a New York
“Owned and run by Telsha Anderson, this beautiful store is completely designed to cater to the women-identifying community in...
Harlem Collective Opera
Harlem Collective Opera  our mission is to dispel fear around opera, classical, and choral music, making it tangible, accessible, and…
The Crabby Shack
“A little more mainstream but they’re all about Black excellence.” Visit Website: Phone:+1 718 484 1507 Address: 613 Franklin...

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A Bowl Full of Sunshine

A Bowl Full of Sunshine

The humble chickpea gets a fresh, plant-based makeover in this vibrant Mediterranean-inspired bowl, where roasted vegetables, creamy lemon tahini, and…
India: Where Every Spice Tells a Story

India: Where Every Spice Tells a Story

An aromatic journey through India’s markets, kitchens, and culinary traditions, ending with a beloved chickpea dish you can recreate at…
Harlem’s Toddler Takeover: Free 2-K Is Expanding, and Parents Could Save $26,000 a Year

Harlem’s Toddler Takeover: Free 2-K Is Expanding, and Parents Could Save $26,000 a Year

New York City is dramatically expanding free childcare for two-year-olds, bringing the planned program to approximately 12,000 seats across 22…
A Midtown Subway Shooting Has Harlem Asking Questions About Safety

A Midtown Subway Shooting Has Harlem Asking Questions About Safety

As police search for a suspect in the fatal shooting of 26-year-old Darrel Rodriguez, a separate investigation into unusual manhole…
Harlem Met Africa in the Park. And the Rhythm Had Other Plans.

Harlem Met Africa in the Park. And the Rhythm Had Other Plans.

From West African drumming to Afro-Rock, fashion, food, and the unmistakable energy of a community coming together, Harlem MEET Africa…
Harlem’s Literary Royalty Is Getting Its Flowers. And It’s About Time.

Harlem’s Literary Royalty Is Getting Its Flowers. And It’s About Time.

On October 24, Sister’s Uptown Bookstore & Cultural Center brings the community together at The Riverside Church for its inaugural…
Harlem Stage Is Giving Kids the Spotlight. And the Whole Family Is Invited.

Harlem Stage Is Giving Kids the Spotlight. And the Whole Family Is Invited.

From Gracie’s Corner to Grammy-winning musicians, Harlem Stage KIDS DAY! is turning October 24 into a celebration of creativity, music,…
East Harlem Has a Housing Deadline. What Happens on Second Avenue Next?

East Harlem Has a Housing Deadline. What Happens on Second Avenue Next?

The city is looking for a developer to transform a vacant East 125th Street site into approximately 140 mixed-income homes…
Harlem Is Getting a $529 Million Home Makeover. And This One Is About More Than Curb Appeal.

Harlem Is Getting a $529 Million Home Makeover. And This One Is About More Than Curb Appeal.

Rangel Houses is next in line for a major transformation, with 984 apartments, eight buildings, and more than 1,800 residents…
Harlem Main Street Passport: Where Commerce Meets Culture on 125th Street

Harlem Main Street Passport: Where Commerce Meets Culture on 125th Street

The 125th Street BID is connecting neighborhood businesses, historic landmarks, public art, and visitor discovery through a new digital wayfinding…

Harlem News

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The Man Who Taught Harlem to Collect Black Art
The enduring legacy of Dion E. Clarke and the power of creating opportunities for others. By Jarvus Ricardo Hester Mood…
Your Perfect Harlem Monday Starts Here
We planned your day. All you have to do is show up. By Jarvus Ricardo Hester Mood Magazine NYC There…
The Best Souvenirs Aren’t Sold in Times Square
Why Harlem’s hidden gems are where New York reveals its soul. By Jarvus Ricardo Hester Mood Magazine NYC Let’s make…
Dear Reader: The Art of Discovery
By Jarvus Ricardo Hester Editor-in-Chief, Mood Magazine NYC I have a confession. I rarely take the fastest route anywhere. Not…
Single in the City: Are We Looking for Love… or Looking to Be Seen?
By Jarvus Ricardo Hester Mood Magazine NYC There is a moment that happens almost every day in New York. You’re…
Dear Mom, I’m Gay: What if the hardest part isn’t coming out—but wondering if you’ll still be loved
By Jarvus Ricardo Hester Mood Magazine NYC There are three words that have changed countless lives. “Mom… I’m gay.” For…
Finding My Voice, Finding My Purpose
How Poetry, Faith, and Redemption Led Me to Purpose By Sanford Shuman (“LastRealPoet”) Some journeys begin with a map. Mine…
The People Who Show Up
Why Presence May Be the Greatest Gift We Can Give By Jarvus Ricardo Hester Not every person who changes our…
Legacy Is Built One Act of Service at a Time
How a simple meal at Refettorio Harlem reminds us that the greatest inheritance we leave behind is the way we…
The Studio Museum in Harlem Continues Building Tomorrow’s Artistic Legacy
For more than five decades, the Studio Museum in Harlem has done more than exhibit works of art—it has cultivated…

Harlem Foodie Scene

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Shrine

Harlem’s top spot for live music. Address: 2271 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd West 133rd and West 134th Streets....

Paint ‘n Pour

Group painting classes with a side of fun cocktails. Address: 2080 Frederick Douglass Blvd between West 112th and West...

Harlem Hops

Craft beer destination opened by three HBCU graduates. Check out the back patio! Address: 2268 Adam Clayton Powell Jr...

Harlem Hookah

Mondern hookah bar with cocktail and bites. Address: 381 Lenox Avenue between West 129th and West 139th Streets. Visit...

The Oma Shop

Chic spot serving coffee, pastries and “beautiful things” by POC and women owned brands. Address: 2754 Frederick Douglass Blvd...

Sojourner Coffee

Tiny coffee shop featuring a range of small roasters. Address: 137 W 116th Street between Malcolm X and Adam...

I like it Black

Coffee shop from the owner of Make my Cake (right next door) with a focus on Black and Brown-...

Harlem Cafe

Chef Ejhadji Cisse of Harlem’s Ponty Bistro is behind this stylish all-day cafe offering coffee, French pastries, warm sandwiches...

Ginjan Cafe

Serving up its signature ginger juice, coffee, pastries, and more. Address: 85 E 125th and Park Avenue Visit Website

Yatenga

Lively French bistro decorated with colorful bric-a-brac. Address: 2269 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd between West 133rd and West...

Harlem Travel

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Black Adventuristas

 Black Adventuristas is all about empowering women of color through outdoor adventures and adrenaline-filled activities. Their guided ..

Up in the air life

Up in the air life helps you explore the world through culture, wine, food and luxury. It unifies luxury travel...

Passport Posse

Passport Posse is the travel group that you must know about. Shantoya and Willie, two travel addicts, started this group...

Urban Events Global

 Urban Events Global focuses on Black professionals networking abroad while enjoying experiences for a lifetime. Founder Kevin Knight

beGirlWorld

beGirlWorld. Founded in 2014 in Philadelphia, beGirlWorld has left no stones unturned to empower young black girls to travel and educate...

She Travels the Globe

She Travels the Globe. While this group is more for leisure travel, it is one of my favorites as...

JetBlack Travel

JetBlack Travel ignites self-discovery through expertly planned group adventures and customized private trips. They cater to solo and group

Black Travelers International

Black Travelers International® is dedicated to crafting unforgettable travel experiences for black women.  From thrilling excursions to serene escapes,...

Travel Diva’s

Travel Diva’s Owned and founded by Shanterria Earley, The Travel Divas is a female-focused travel group aiming to provide unique travel experiences for women...

Melanin Globe

Melanin Globe has been around since 2016 and is a “thriving African-American travel company specializing in group travel experiences.” Many...

Savoring Harlem: Marcus Lee on Cuisine and Community

Harlem has long been a culinary destination, and chef and food curator Marcus Lee is redefining what it means to…

Your Wedding. Your Day. Your Harlem.

Host Your Wedding at Booker T. Washington Community Center What if your wedding day did not require you to travel…

The Architecture of Thought

Civilizations are remembered by the monuments they erect, the institutions they establish, and the ideas they bequeath to posterity. Yet…

SONSHIP IS NOT STRIVING

DAILY MESSAGE One of the greatest distortions in spiritual life is the belief that closeness with God must be earned.…
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