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Karaoke Night in Harlem begins September 4th Need additional plans in Harlem this holiday weekend? How about a little karaoke? Shrine World Music Venue, located at 2271 Adam Clayton Powell Jr.
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Karaoke Night in Harlem begins September 4th Need additional plans in Harlem this holiday weekend? How about a little karaoke? Shrine World Music Venue, located at 2271 Adam Clayton Powell Jr.
Practice yoga all day long at Harlem’s Soulfest NYC Harlem's first day long wellness and yoga festival is happening this Saturday, May 20. It's called Soulfest NYC, the uptown yoga event for the community by the community.
Shrine World Music Venue in Harlem turns 10 One of the best places to listen to live music in New York City is getting ready to celebrate a decade of existence, that's Shrine World Music Venue in Harlem. They are celebrating their ten year anniversary this Sunday, March 19. Details are below and all are invited! Be there or be square!
Beginner ballet classes now offered at Harlem Tae Kwan Do, classes start March 11 Is your 2-3 1/2 year old interested in ballet? We learned of an immediate and reasonably priced opportunity to enroll your child in beginners ballet in Central Harlem.
Harlem Globetrotters to be in Harlem February 15, meet up at noon According to Experience Harlem, the world famous Harlem Globetrotters are scheduled to be at Harlem Burger Company tomorrow, February 15 at noon. Harlem Burger Company is located on 118th and Frederick Douglass Blvd, i.e. Harlem's Restaurant Row!
The Cecil in Harlem will join the fate of many other New York City restaurants, closure. It happens to the best (and the worst) restaurants even when you have experienced restauranteurs involved, a PR machine behind it and a good chef like Chef Joseph Johnson.
The spinning “as to why” has begun in publications like Grub Street and Eater.
The cliff notes version of the articles is the backers of The Cecil have decided, as of now, to move everything into Minton’s, which was the jazz portion of the two establishments, and reopen a restaurant after the New Year.
“[Chef] Johnson envisions the “new” Minton’s, which will debut on January 6, as a hybrid of the two restaurants, and he’ll bring along some of his most-loved dishes at the Cecil: oxtail dumplings, the collard-greens salad, and a gumbo that represents how he celebrates the diverse foods of the African diaspora, with smoked chicken, Chinese-chicken sausage, gulf shrimp, and crab meat.”
The Cecil in Harlem to close after three years The Cecil in Harlem will join the fate of many other New York City restaurants, closure. It happens to the best (and the worst) restaurants even when you have experienced restauranteurs involved, a PR machine behind it and a good chef like Chef Joseph Johnson.
Harlem, let’s make history with her I should be doing a ton of there things right now, but I'm not. I can't stop thinking about tomorrow and the day after.