The service for HARLEM WEEK Chairman and Co-Founder Lloyd A. Williams joyfully celebrated his service to the community and featured Rev. Al Sharpton, NY Attorney General Letitia James, NYC Mayor Eric Adams, Doug E. Fresh, & others
Performances from The Lion King, Moulin Rouge, and Hamilton, WHCR DJs, NJPAC Jazz For Teens, City Center Dance, Harlem Bomb Shelter/Jazzmobile Poets. And Tony-winner Kara Young is celebrated.
Salutes Angie Stone, DJ Clark Kent, former U.S. Congressman Charles B. Rangel and longtime NAACP NY State Conference President Dr. Hazel N. Dukes. Performances by Miss Jones, Jazzmobile, Paul West & The Bethune Big Band + The Lynnette Washington Quartet
Honoring Busta Rhymes and HARLEM WEEK Co-Founder Lloyd A. Williams. Plus the Apollo Theater, Hell’s Kitchen, Kid Capri, Nat Adderly Jr., Trillian, Vy Higginsen's Sing Harlem Choir, Vina Love, Heshima Moja, and more.
This event is a full-day, signature outdoor street festival and a cornerstone of HARLEM WEEK. See Grammy-winner Bobby Sanabria’s Multiverse Big Band (with special guests); the Back-to-School, Uptown Flava, and Clean & Classic fashion shows; Clean Money Music, and more. The St. Nicholas Avenue Stage was the epicenter for one of the day's main cultural
Watch all of the backstage interviews and celebrity sightings at HARLEM WEEK 2025.
The experts from Chase Bank and the Small Business Administration offered entrepreneurs and small business owners personalized guidance and covered topics vital for business stability and growth, including accessing capital, understanding credit, leveraging government resources, and implementing effective marketing strategies. To provide practical, actionable guidance on core business management skills, such as credit building, marketing,
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.
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
