Weekend Guide

Want to know the hottest events taking place in Harlem this weekend?  Click on the weekend guide and get out this weekend for some fun in the sun (between rain showers).

A Date with Harlem 2: Eric Roberson, Jesse Boykins & Peter Hadar at Gospel Uptown

Homo Harlem at Maysles Cinema

Homo Harlem: A Film Retrospective Curated by Michael Henry Adams Co-Sponsored by Men of All Colors Together, Queer Black Cinema and Harlem One Stop Photo artist and documentary filmmaker Lisa DuBois is exhibiting fine art photographs “Timeless Harlem” and “Transgender in the nineties” in our lower lounge throughout Homo-Harlem. All the photographers are for sale.… [Read more…]

Free Belgian Sundaes on Sunday

500 Belgian DAME BLANCHES from Wafels & Dinges FREE.  Wafel cone with vanilla ice cream, Belgian chocolate fudge and whipped cream. For FREE (in case you missed it the first time.) When? Sunday. June 21st (which is also the “official start of summer”, so wake up early because you don’t want to miss that!) Where?… [Read more…]

Uptown Activities For Children

NYC KIDSFEST (Saturday) This annual celebration gathers arts and crafts, storytellers and children’s theater, musical and dance groups all under one roof: the open sky. This year the highlights include “The Adventures of Rubbish in the Hood,” the New Perspectives Theater Company’s retelling of the Robin Hood tale, set in Harlem; Father Goose, the Jamaican… [Read more…]

Skyscraper Cycling Classic in Harlem

Marcus Garvey Park, 121st Street and Fifth Avenue Fast, spectator-friendly course in a historic neighborhood With USA Cycling plus community races For more information visit Skyscraper Harlem Cycling Classic

Narmer’s Newsstand

Switch Imperils Pro-Tenant Rent Law Changes [NYT] City: Death of frail Rikers inmate was a homicide[ND] African immigrants out-graduate American Caucasians and Asians [XAM] Success at Small Schools Has a Price, a Report Says [NYT] Minority kids grow to majority in some counties [USA] Please Give the Disabled Your Seat. Or Else. [CR] City Sees… [Read more…]

42 year old Harlem woman delivers miracle baby

This story is a testament to not only the single ladies who have lost hope, but to anyone who has a challenge to overcome. Sharon Nelson, a 42 year old breast cancer survivor was able to conceive and deliver a bouncing baby boy after receiving chemo to treat her stage one cancer. In addition to… [Read more…]

Harlem Nights at the HSC

New recruits ready to hit the streets on July 2nd

Source: NY Daily News