Esteemed fashionista explored Harlem’s legacy as a trendsetting hub from Renaissance dandyism to Dapper Dan. The panel highlighted Harlem fashion as cultural expression, entrepreneurship, and even protest, linking past innovators to today’s boundary-pushing creatives honoring their heritage.
This conference spotlighted youth-led discussions on real-life issues, focusing on social media’s impact on youth, while also addressing education, mental health, and systemic challenges through authentic conversations and solution-driven dialogue.
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.
This foundational HARLEM WEEK event focuses on fostering business growth, community investment, and career opportunities in Harlem and beyond, with insights from leaders from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies.
Join New Jersey Performing Arts Center's Teaching Artist Wincey Terry for a free reading of Nighttime Symphony by Timbaland and Christopher Myers.
Our young people (12-21) work to "hack" or solve real-world community challenges using technology. These amazing teams were specifically challenged to create a digital solution— an app, a website, or another digital product— utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) for community improvements. To increase interest and literacy in technology, coding, and problem-solving, particularly within the fields of
Portraits of Resistance, Resiliency, and Respect is a multimodal presentation of elders lived experiences and lessons learned. These prestigious community members serve on the elders council of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center.
Join Teaching Artist Wincey Terry for an interactive reading of Island In The Sun! The New Jersey Performing Arts Center offers these readings courtesy of ADP
This multi-segment event showcased the global influence of Harlem's music and culture via a continuous lineup of live performances from Hezekiah Walker, Kid Capri & Ray Chew, Uptown Dance Academy, IMPACT, Unveiled Unlocked, Jeff Foxx Band, CCCADI AfriBembe, and more.
This Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce and the New York Road Runners event gathered runners honoring Percy E. Sutton, who was pivotal in the revitalization of HARLEM and was instrumental in the expansion of the New York City Marathon. The core objective of the annual Percy E. Sutton Harlem 5K Run & Children's Run
