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
NJPAC TEACHING ARTIST MS. WINCEY reads the children's book "ALVIN AILEY" https://youtu.be/pHTF4a72VGg?si=NHp9-sqMkltGoxSK
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Presented by Columbia Climate School & The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce this is the third year of this conference that looks at the Climate Change issue and its disproportionate negative impact on communities and countries of color. Recent events continue to demonstrate how air quality gains can be challenged by climate change which endangers
Grab your sneakers and prepare to immerse yourself in the lively culture of Harlem as you run the iconic streets, paying tribute to the life and legacy of trailblazer Percy Sutton. Experience the vibrant atmosphere, where local music resonates and enthusiastic spectators cheer on participants at every corner. Bring the kids out to participate in
This free event promotes community health and awareness through physical activity while celebrating a heroine of Harlem and the Harlems of the world the late Hazel N. Dukes. Bring the family and engage in healthy activity together by participating in this morning walk.
Our first major public outdoor event. The day will begin at 12 Noon with the opening of the International Village featuring vendors and exhibitors with items for sale ranging from arts & crafts, jewelry, clothing, unique accessories, international foods and more. Entertainment from the stage is presented in four segments. 1. Artz, Rootz & Rhythm featuring
Young people come together to discuss what they’re seeing and what’s affecting them daily. What are the problems, what can be done to correct the problems and the good that comes out of all of it. Youth are talking and sharing with each other having real conversation. If ever there is a time for the
This event will feature key discussions on Community Development, Economic Development & Diversity, Technology & Cyber-Security with experts in the related fields from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies to representatives from New York City & New York State Government.
NJPAC TEACHING ARTIST MS. WINCEY reads the children's book "ALVIN AILEY"
