Harlem Collective
Harlem Collective is a resident artist program for emerging African American opera singers. Harlem’s Black Opera Company, also the...
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“Owned and run by Telsha Anderson, this beautiful store is completely designed to cater to the women-identifying community in...
Harlem Collective
Harlem Collective is a resident artist program for emerging African American opera singers. Harlem’s Black Opera Company, also the home…
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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Harlem Boys Choir Calls Alumni Home for Reunion Zoom
For decades, the Boys Choir of Harlem inspired audiences around the world, from international stages to local churches, carrying the…
Harlem Weekend Art Exhibits to Visit
This weekend, Harlem comes alive with artistic expression, offering residents and visitors a chance to immerse themselves in a vibrant…
Harlem Street Food Pop-Ups
Harlem’s street food scene is heating up this weekend with pop-up events featuring global flavors and local specialties. From gourmet…
Weekend Fashion & Style Trends
English: Harlem’s fashion scene is bold, dynamic, and ready to welcome the weekend. Local designers are showcasing colorful prints, sustainable…
Harlem Theater & Performance Highlights
English: This weekend, Harlem’s theater scene is lighting up stages with performances that celebrate African American stories, history, and creativity.…
Top 5 Outdoor Spots for the Weekend
English: Harlem’s outdoor spaces are perfect for exploring this weekend. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, exercise, or cultural immersion, the neighborhood…
The Legacy of the Boys Choir of Harlem
For nearly four decades, the Boys Choir of Harlem stood as one of America’s great cultural treasures. Founded in 1968…
Howard University Announces Leadership Transition as President Ben Vinson III Steps Down
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Howard University Board of Trustees announced today that Ben Vinson III, Ph.D., will step down as…
The Revival of Harlem’s Black-Owned Restaurants: A Cultural and Culinary Renaissance
Harlem has always been more than a neighborhood — it is a living, breathing cultural center, a place where food,…
Staying Safe During the Legionnaires’ Outbreak: What Our Community Needs to Know
In recent weeks, health officials have confirmed a spike in Legionnaires’ disease cases in New York, raising concern among residents…

Harlem Arts Scene

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Harlem Noir Nights

There’s something electric in the air as twilight descends over Harlem—the kind of intrigue and pulse you’d find only...

Real Beethoven

Real Beethoven: Breaking the Silence on the Man, the Music, and the Moorish Legacy Ludwig van Beethoven has long...

Your Morning Just Got an Upgrade: 7 Must-Watch Episodes from The Morning Show

If Harlem had a heartbeat in the early hours, it would sound like The Morning Show — equal parts...

Fall 2025 Live Tapings in Harlem — Be Our Studio Audience!

This fall, Harlem comes alive with live tapings of your favorite shows and podcasts — and you’re invited! From...

What’s Up in Harlem — Monday, August 11, 2025

Support Harlem Arts: Explore and purchase tickets for the Dunamis Gospel Awards — celebrating gospel excellence in Harlem.Get Tickets...

Introducing the New HBCU Marching Band & Choir Categories at the Dunamis Gospel Awards — Sponsored by The Yard

We are thrilled to launch two exciting new categories for the Dunamis Gospel Awards this year: Best U.S. Marching...

What’s Up in Harlem — Sunday, August 10, 2025

Discover what’s happening in Harlem today! Here are seven key events to enjoy around the neighborhood: 1. Gospel Brunch...

Sister City: Harlem & Dakar

Harlem and Dakar — two vibrant cultural hubs, worlds apart yet bound by history, art, and the shared spirit...

Reclaim Your Voice: Group Voice Lessons at Harlem Collective Studio

Are you ready to own your voice — whether on stage, in the boardroom, or simply in your daily...

Harlem’s 100 Champions: Lighting the Way to Unity and Hope

In a time when negativity and division often dominate the headlines, Harlem is shining bright with hope and positivity....

Harlem Travel

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Black & Abroad

Black & Abroad.  An award-winning lifestyle and travel company that focuses on redefining world experiences for Black travelers

Sisters Traveling Solo

Sisters Traveling Solo.  A community of Black women traveling solo, created to empower women of color to travel confidently....

Soul Fire Farm

Soul Fire Farm Location: New York Website: www.soulfirefarm.com Soul Fire Farm is a family farm committed to the dismantling...

Black Urban Growers

Black Urban Growers Location: New York Website: www.blackurbangrowers.org Black Urban Growers (BUGS) is an organization of volunteers committed to...

Hattie Carthan Community Garden Markets

Hattie Carthan Community Garden Markets Location: Brooklyn, NY Website: www.hattiecarthancommunitymarket.com In 2009 community advocate Yonnette Fleming led gardeners to...

Brooklyn Rescue Mission Urban Harvest

Brooklyn Rescue Mission Urban Harvest Location: Brooklyn, NY Website: www.brmuhc.org Brooklyn Rescue Mission was founded in 2002 by a...

East New York Farms

East New York Farms Location: Brooklyn, NY Website: www.eastnewyorkfarms.org The mission of the East New York Farms Project is...

BLK Project

BLK Projek Location: Bronx, NY Website: www.theblkprojek.org The BLK Projek was created in 2009 when Bronx activist and mother,...

NOMADNESS Travel Tribe

No madness Travel Tribe is a global travel community founded by Evita Robinson in 2011, specifically designed for people...

Black Girls Travel Too

An international travel club that offers group trips for women of color. The agency’s mission is to breakdown barriers...

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Dear Mom, I’m Gay — “What Did Jesus Say?”

Dear Mom, I’m Gay — “What Did Jesus Say?”

By Jarvus Ricardo Hester Dear Mom, I’m Gay. I didn’t always say it with peace. For years, those words felt…
Single in the City: Becoming a Vegan

Single in the City: Becoming a Vegan

By Jarvus Ricardo Hester They say that in New York, everyone’s searching for something — a career, a connection, or…
Harlem Collective Wins Culture Forward Residency at the Apollo Victoria Theatre

Harlem Collective Wins Culture Forward Residency at the Apollo Victoria Theatre

The Harlem Collective is honored to announce that it has been awarded a Culture Forward Residency at the historic Apollo…
Harlem’s Preventable Crisis: The Legal Fallout From the Legionnaires’ Outbreak

Harlem’s Preventable Crisis: The Legal Fallout From the Legionnaires’ Outbreak

By Harlem Collective Media | A Crisis That Should Never Have Happened It began quietly — a few neighbors feeling…
A New Chapter for Culture, Learning & Community in Harlem

A New Chapter for Culture, Learning & Community in Harlem

Harlem has long been a place where faith, culture, and creativity converge, and the Abyssinian Baptist Church has been at…
Harlem & the Arts: What Zohran Mamdani’s Candidacy Could Mean for Our Creative Future

Harlem & the Arts: What Zohran Mamdani’s Candidacy Could Mean for Our Creative Future

As New York City braces for one of its most consequential mayoral contests in recent memory, the candidacy of Zohran…
We’re Back — And Celebrating Jamaican Excellence in NYC Education!

We’re Back — And Celebrating Jamaican Excellence in NYC Education!

After a short hiatus, Mood Magazine is back — and what better way to return than by celebrating a story…
The Morning Show Returns: Harlem’s Heartbeat of Faith, Culture & Joy

The Morning Show Returns: Harlem’s Heartbeat of Faith, Culture & Joy

Feature Copy:In a world full of noise, The Morning Show offers something rare: a space for faith, focus, and celebration…
The Current Administration Cancels Lifetime Secret Service Protection for Vice President

The Current Administration Cancels Lifetime Secret Service Protection for Vice President

The Current Administration Cancels Lifetime Secret Service Protection for Vice President An unprecedented decision raises questions about safety and tradition…
The Storm That Changed a City and Its Culture

The Storm That Changed a City and Its Culture

By: Jarvus Ricardo Hester In late August 2005, the Gulf Coast faced a storm unlike any in recent memory. Hurricane…
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