Harlem Bespoke: A historically distinguished brownstone at Number 205 West 139th Street by Adam Clayton Powell within the Strivers Row Landmark District has recently arrived on the market for $2.75 million $2.595 million and is in the much coveted single-family layout. McKim, Mead and White was the most renowned architects of the gilded age and built these townhouses as a cornerstone to one of Harlem’s most beautiful block. There are a lot of original details within along with a garage and private driveway out back that each Strivers Row home is notably known for. As many uptowners know, this was the neighborhood for many established Harlem Renaissance luminaries during the early decades of the past century. More details, contact information and photos can be found on Streeteasy: LINK
Harlem Bespoke: Outdoor theater returns to Harlem with the Classical Theatre of Harlem’s production of Malvolio at Marcus Garvey Park in July. One of the must-see experiences of summer!
Tuesday-Sunday, July 8th-29th, 8:30PM, Malvolio at Richard Rodgers Amphitheater at Marcus Garvey Park, 122nd Street and Mount Morris Park West, FREE to the public. An irreverent comedy and sequel to Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night It’s wartime. A lowborn steward, Malvolio, has risen to the rank of general. He is determined to seek vengeance on a cast of characters who tormented him twenty years earlier. Malvolio encounters Volina, the daughter of Duke Orsino and Duchess Viola. Dismayed by the apathy of her fellow nobles, Volina tries to pass as male to join the war effort. When she falls in love with him, Malvolio is sure her ardent displays of unbridled passion and awkward love letters must be a trick. The family-friendly annual event is uptown’s own version of Shakespeare in the Park but is more accessible and also a fantastic representation of black theater in the city. Check out full dates and times on the official website and RSVP: LINK
Having a strong presence online is crucial for businesses across all industries. One platform that stands out for its potential to attract customers and drive engagement is Instagram. As online users continue to soar, buying Instagram followers has become an increasingly popular strategy to enhance visibility and expand reach. If you’re looking to build a…
With New York State’s allotment of federal funding for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) = which the Cooling Assistance Program of the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) = ending today. A mere 24 days into what’s already shaping up to be the hottest summer on record, WE ACT for Environmental Justice’s Director of Policy, Sonal Jessel, issued the…
When you think of things to do in NYC, you may think of visiting the Empire State Building and getting photos of the Statue of Liberty. What if there was a way to delve deeper into the heart of New York, and walk away with an experience that might change your life? This is why…
This Saturday isn’t just any Saturday. It’s the THIRD Saturday of the month, which means that the Governors Island Arts initiative is rolling out a whole day’s worth of special indoor and outdoor programs on Saturday, July 15—and did we mention it’s all completely free?
Showcasing the efforts of the two dozen nonprofits in the Organizations in Residence program—a diverse group of NYC-based arts, cultural, educational, and environmental organizations—the THIRD Saturday programming includes dance and fitness classes, portrait sessions, artist meet-ups, musical performances, open studios, interactive art activities and much more, held inside and around the historic houses of Nolan Park and Colonels Row.
Take in film screenings from the Taiwanese American Arts Council, learn Haitian folk dances, get creative with clay with Residency Unlimited, go for a sound walk with the Fountain House Gallery, check out a live performance from the New York Latin American Art Triennial, and more.
Check out the full schedule of free THIRD Saturday events below and plan your weekend accordingly!
Colonels Row
Art & Meditation Workshop, ArtsConnection
Portraiture with Orestes Gonzalez, TransBorder Art
