Harlem One Stop NYC

let's remember and honor the brilliance of those who paved the way and continue to inspire change. 💖#Blackhistorymonth#harlem#AfricanAmerican

let's remember and honor the brilliance of those who paved the way and continue to inspire change. 💖#Blackhistorymonth#harlem#AfricanAmerican

let's remember and honor the brilliance of those who paved the way and continue to inspire change. 💖#Blackhistorymonth#harlem#AfricanAmerican

Harlem Walking Tour: Margaret Bonds

Architecture as Identity: Harlem's Colonial-Inspired Style

Architecture as Identity: Harlem's Colonial-Inspired Style The Harlem Renaissance Virtual Salon continues on Sunday, August 9th at 4:00pm with our cultural partner, Morris Jumel Mansion presenting Architecture as Identity: Harlem's Colonial-Inspired Style with John Reddick and co-panelists. In celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance, Morris-Jumel Mansion in partnership with Harlem One Stop and the Harlem Cultural Collaborative present Harlem Renaissance 100 Virtual Salon: - Architecture as Identity: Harlem's Colonial Inspired Style followed by a conversation with John Reddick and co-panelists. Harlem's "Colonial"-inspired architecture served as a stage set and endorsement of a "modern" black presence. In this engaging lecture, architect and historian John Reddick explores the influence of colonial design in Harlem's early modern architecture from the 1920s through the 1940s. Reddick discusses how Harlem's early twentieth-century designs, like the Roger Morris Apartments, the Colonial Park & Pool, and Vertner Tandy's "Dark Tower," served as not only a backdrop to the Jazz Age, but as a tool for elevating class and status within the Black community. Learn about the historic legacy and socio-cultural context of these buildings which will be expanded upon in the panel discussion following the lecture.

Harlem Renaissance 100 Virtual Salon: A Conversation with author, Yuval Taylor, Vanessa Valdes and Herb Boyd on Langston & Hurston -

Harlem Renaissance 100 Virtual Salon: A Conversation with author, Yuval Taylor, Vanessa Valdes and Herb Boyd on Langston & Hurston - A celebration of Harlem's literary figures, Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston. This is a part of the Harlem Renaissance 100 virtual series hosted by Harlem One Stop and the Harlem Cutural Collaborative. Join us. It promises to be an engaging and informative discussion.

What a great launch of the Harlem Renaissance 100!! Thanks to the collaboration with fantastic Harlem cultural organizations @harlemchamberplayers @harlemoperatheater @hsanyc @hsadance @imdanielcarlton @stjohndivinenyc @harlemonestop @harlemren100 @galeabrewer Find out about more upcoming harlem Renaissance events on link in bio. https://www.harlemonestop.com/feature/110/harlem-renaissance-100-a-community-celebration #harlemrenaissance #harlemren100 #369thinfantry #harlemhellfighters #harlem

Come out this Sunday to enjoy the Last of Summer with music, drinks, food, dance, arts & jazz at our last West Harlem Arts & Jazz Fest of the season, on Amsterdam Avenue between 139th and 141st street!

Earliest American Music

Robert Sims Three on 3 Presents and Vinroy D. Brown Jr. explore why "Spirituals" are considered to be the earliest form of American Music.

Parks without Borders_Jackie Robinson Park ground breaking ceremony, Nov 28 Parks Commissioner Silver comments on initiative.

Parks without Borders_Jackie Robinson Park ground breaking ceremony, Nov 28 Parks Commissioner Silver comments on initiative.

Harlem Chamber Players

The Harlem Chamber Players is an ethnically diverse collective of professional musicians dedicated to bringing high-caliber, affordable and accessible live classical music to people in the Harlem community and beyond. In addition, The Harlem Chamber Players seek to build an audience for classical music in general through community and educational outreach, as well as through collaborations with Harlem's other arts organizations, schools and cultural institutions. The Harlem Chamber Players not only bring live chamber music to underserved neighborhoods in the Harlem community, but also create opportunities for classically trained minority musicians.

Faction Art Projects

This Saturday is the last chance to see the show "All That You Have Is Your Soul" at Faction Art Projects. This show presents the amazing work from 16 artists from Cuban Descent. "it's not about where you're physically planted, it's about getting to chose your identity".

Wendy Hilliard Gymnastics Foundation

Founded in 1996 by Hall of Fame rhythmic gymnast, Wendy Hilliard, the Wendy Hilliard Gymnastics Foundation “WHGF” was formed to provide free and low cost gymnastics for youth. The goal was to provide children with the opportunity that Wendy had in gymnastics. As the Captain of the Detroit Metro Gymnasts, Wendy traveled the world representing her city and was the first African American to represent the United States Rhythmic Gymnastics.

The Night Before Christmas

Happy Holidays!