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Uptown Soul Lounge Celebrates First Year Anniversary

Uptown Soul Lounge Celebrates First Year Anniversary

On Friday, February 24, The Elixir Media Group‘s Uptown Soul Lounge series will celebrate its one year anniversary and pay homage to black history and iconic artists who have harnessed the power of being unapologetically black. This milestone event will take place in the intimate, speakeasy setting of the series’ original venue, Gin Fizz Harlem, and feature special live performances by the…

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Halloween in Harlem

It’s Halloween in Harlem! Enjoy a Ghoulishly Great Week filled with fun Halloween festivities at your favorite neighborhood spots! Halloween Costume Parties  Costume 3-Mile Run Kids Monster Ball Haunted Houses Pet Parades  Want more? We’ve got Boozy Brunches and All Night Happy Hours too! There’s plenty of Harlem fun this week and every week! #DineHarlemDrinkHarlem  ___________ “I Love Harlem –…

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Harlem Meets Havana All Week

Harlem Meets Havana All Week

Tuesday August 16th Head to Ginny’s Supper Club for a taste of Harlem and Havana!    Located at 310 Malcolm X Blvd.  Experience the music and culture of Harlem and Havana at Ginny’s Cafe with Cuban inspired menu items, live music performances from the Harlem Havana All Stars and Keith the Captain Gamble and the New Gypsies and more!   Showtimes 7PM and 9PM Wednesday August 17, 2016  Harlem/…

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FLUX Public Art Projects Enjoy Last Week

FLUX Public Art Projects Enjoy Last Week

Image Above: Untitled (luddite), Richard Vivenzio, 2016 [Sisal, dye, screws, shadow, gravity] ARTIST TALK Wednesday, May 25, 6pm-8pm  Discussion begins at 6:30 Exhibition: Dreamers  These three artists, Gregory Saint Amand, Stefano Di Cicco and Roddy Wildeman, all living or working in Harlem, yet from vastly different backgrounds, Haiti, Italy and NJ respectively, discuss Harlem’s unavoidable…

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Blood at the Root at The National Black Theatre Through May 15th

Blood at the Root at The National Black Theatre Through May 15th

Blood at the Root PERFORMANCES: April 23rd – May 15th Mondays, Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm | Saturdays @ 2:00pm | Sundays @ 4:00pm  @ The National Black Theatre 2031 5th Ave, NY, NY 10035 Blood at the Root is a new drama by award-winning playwright DOMINIQUE MORRISSEAU (Skeleton Crew, Detroit ’67) inspired by the Jena Six. This bold new play examines themiscarriage of justice, racial double…

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Harlem EatUp! May 19 - 22 Serves Community

Harlem EatUp! May 19 – 22 Serves Community

Welcome to the second annual Harlem EatUp! Festival. This four-day festival invites you to see and taste all Harlem has to offer from the artists of the kitchen, the canvas, the stage and the streets. Come Dine In Harlem! for a one-night-only multi-room dinner party for the ages, hit The Stroll, where Harlem’s food, art and culture will converge or observe culinary masters at the EatUp! Main…

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FLUX ART FAIR PRESENTS ALL PUBLIC ART PROJECTS MAY 3 – 31, 2016

FLUX ART FAIR PRESENTS ALL PUBLIC ART PROJECTS MAY 3 – 31, 2016

April 12 – VOLUNTEER INFO EVENING for FLUX Public Art Projects May 3 – 6-8PM OPENING DAY: FLUX Public Art Projects May 3 – 8-10PM OPENING CELEBRATION: FLUX Public Art Projects May 3-31 – FLUX Public Art Projects Special Events and FREE Programs FLUX Public Art Projects embodies Harlem’s creative spirit and cultural significance by presenting public art installations by over 40 innovative artists…

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Total Equity Now Continues #RockThoseReads in Harlem & South Bronx

Total Equity Now Continues #RockThoseReads in Harlem & South Bronx

Total Equity Now is partnering with Harlem and South Bronx libraries for a four-month series of #RockThoseReads Street Team community service projects designed to promote library resources and programming, encourage neighbors to sign up for library cards and carry reading materials publicly and proudly, and celebrate and promote “reads” about our communities.  Let’s help them spread the word.…

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