FREE SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK at The Delacorte Theater in Central Park is one of the cornerstones of The Public Theater’s mission. Since 1962, over six million people have enjoyed […]
FREE SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK at The Delacorte Theater in Central Park is one of the cornerstones of The Public Theater’s mission. Since 1962, over six million people have enjoyed […]
On Sunday, September 21, 2025, the heart of Harlem pulsed with pride, rhythm, and unity as thousands gathered for the 56th Annual African American Day Parade. Stretching along Adam Clayton […]
On Sunday, September 21, 2025, the heart of Harlem pulsed with pride, rhythm, and unity as thousands gathered for the 56th Annual African American Day Parade. Stretching along Adam Clayton […]
The federal honor recognizes the park’s crucial influence on basketball and its legacy as the basketball mecca in Harlem. The designation also honors the legacy of Holcombe Rucker who helped […]
Four years ago the Black Women on Broadway Awards (BWOB) were created to celebrate the artistry, leadership, and impact of Black women on Broadway. Now some four years later, the […]
Hubert T. Collins, a lifelong Harlem resident and community champion, passed away peacefully at Cornell Weill surrounded by friends and family on September 4, 2025. He leaves behind a legacy […]
This week marks a deeply personal and historic moment for me: I’m celebrating my 73rd birthday and my 32nd anniversary publishing community newspapers in Harlem. These milestones are more than […]
On September 3, 2025, the United States Congress bestowed one of its highest civilian honors, the Congressional Gold Medal, upon the legendary Harlem Hellfighters, formally known as the 369th Infantry […]
The 58th edition of the West Indian American Day Parade came alive along Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights, drawing over a million spectators in a colorful display of Caribbean pride. […]
On August 28, 2025, Rev. Al Sharpton and the National Action Network (NAN) led a powerful March on Wall Street, drawing hundreds of demonstrators to the heart of New York […]
