This edition of the Harlem On My Mind Conversation series features a conversation with Men in Arts & Culture discussing the importance of mental health. Featuring accomplished actors Glenn Davis (currently in the TONY Award Winning Play Purpose), Jordan E. Cooper (award-winning playwright, producer, director and performer. Also created the acclaimed production Aint No Mo
Featuring performances by: Raine Torae, The New York Liberty Dance Team, Teen Poetry Slam, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, The SING HARLEM Choir and many more !!!
We celebrated HARLEM WEEK’s 50th Anniversary with a full day of live entertainment Featuring performances by: Junior 100 Jazz All Stars, Jarvish, Jamar & Friends, Hip Hop Hall of Fame, Jazzmobile, Clean Money Music, Full Force and many more !!!
We celebrated HARLEM WEEK’s 50th Anniversary with a full day of live entertainment Featuring performances by: A$AP Ferg, The Apollo Theater, Nat Adderly Jr., Ray Chew & Friends, and many more !!!
Honoring HARLEM WEEK’s 50th Anniversary with a full day of live entertainment Featuring: Fashion Shows, Jeff Foxx Band, Shauny, Tribute to WBLS’s Quite Storm
Kids between ages 5 to 12 years and their family members enjoy storytelling, children’s entertainment (performances showcasing tap dancers, dance troupes, step shows, hip hop, theater, poetry, vocalists, etc.), arts & crafts, double dutch competitions, face painting, technology information, information on health services, and more.
This conference is our youth-centered event for HARLEM WEEK! The Youth Conference will be a conversation led by young people for young people about issues that they face and solutions. The Hack-A-Thon is geared toward middle and high school students. Teams of students will be challenged to create a solution for a problem that affects
