The Apollo Theater’s Harlem Week panel on the legacy of Luke Cage, featuring:
David F. Walker (writer on the most recent Power Man and Iron Fist and Luke Cage comics)
Jo Duffy (writer on the first Power Man and Iron Fist comic)
Brian Michael Bendis (writer on New Avengers, Alias, Defenders, and many other Luke Cage-related comics)
Cheo Hodari Coker (showrunner of the Luke Cage Netflix series)
This is an excellent overview of Luke Cage’s evolution and cultural importance, discussed by some of the most significant creators who have worked on the character over the decades. Highly recommended!
HARLEM WEEK is one of the biggest cultural celebrations in the nation with over 111 events featuring conferences, seminars, sports, music, food, dance, and more.
Check out these virtual events for Harlem Week (August 16th - 23rd)!
Yesterday, July 29th, kicked off this year’s much anticipated Harlem Week! “A Great Day in Harlem” included everything from arts and crafts to corporate exhibits and career recruitment. This is just beginning as the next month will offer a plethora of amazing events. You can check the Harlem Week website for all events and times, but here is a list of our top 5 recommendations for those looking to participate in Harlem Week 2018.
NYC Economic Development Day
August 9th
This is a must attend for all the business professionals and others that want to engage with individuals in their field, learn about how to improve their business using technology, or even to just attend the outdoor farmer’s market filled with fresh fruits and vegetables. This is all hosted by Columbia University on their campus.
Harlem Week Higher Education Fair
August 18th
Parents! You’ll want to check out the higher education fair with your kids. In fact, over 50 colleges and other higher learning institutions will be there will all kinds of information. Your questions on subjects such as scholarships, financial aid, school information, and more will all be answered. Check it out on August 18th starting at noon on West 135th Street located between Malcolm X and A.C. Powell, Jr., Boulevards.
Harlem Day
August 19th
As one of the most enriched days of the month, Harlem Day is your chance to explore Harlem and witness craft festivals, a small business expo, health and wellness fairs auto show and witness a variety of musical concerts. For location and times, click here.
Harlem Restaurant Week
August 21st
taste the top-notch food cooked in Harlem daily! The Harlem restaurant initiative brings together the various cultural foods in Harlem for visitors to try. Restaurants such as Sylvia’s and Melba’s will be there. For a full list, click here.
Percy Sutton 5K Run & Health Walk
August 25th
After trying out all the delicious food in Harlem you’ll probably be looking for some physical activity. The 5K run and walk on August 25th is the perfect way to wrap up the week. The event goes through historic Harlem and starts on 135th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue. Registration begins at 6:00am and the 5K start time is 8:30am.
Harlem Week “HARLEM DAY” events this Sunday, August 20
Harlem Week “HARLEM DAY” events this Sunday, August 20
The festivities continue during HarlemWeek this Sunday, August 20th with more fun uptown during “HARLEM DAY” 135th street from St. Nicholas Avenue to 5th Avenue will be blocked off from traffic to allow the HarlemWeek festivities to take place all day long. “HARLEM DAY” Over 90,000 attendees will enjoy four outdoor stages of live entertainment, featuring “The International Roots of Jazz”: Reggae,…
Harlem Week “HARLEM DAY” events this Sunday, August 20
Harlem Week “HARLEM DAY” events this Sunday, August 20
The festivities continue during HarlemWeek this Sunday, August 20th with more fun uptown during “HARLEM DAY” 135th street from St. Nicholas Avenue to 5th Avenue will be blocked off from traffic to allow the HarlemWeek festivities to take place all day long. “HARLEM DAY” Over 90,000 attendees will enjoy four outdoor stages of live entertainment, featuring “The International Roots of Jazz”: Reggae,…
