“This is much more than window dressing.
A cadre of local artists commissioned to help make Harlem a destination for bedazzling holiday storefront displays will unveil their handiworks this month at eight eateries and shops including The Cecil, Land Yoga and Vinateria.”
“It’s the story of Harlem told through a time-traveling boy and his horse.
A series of holiday storefront window displays will take shoppers and tourists through the different eras of the neighborhood, telling a story at each business.”
“A satisfying way to get to know a neighbourhood is to eat your way through it. On the Journal’s recent food trip to New York, organized through Newwest Travel, our group strolled three memorable areas — Harlem, the Lower East Side and Soho/Little Italy — with food tour guide Addie Tomei of Savory Sojourns.”
“Since 2007, Jacqueline Orange has been the founder, owner and operator of Taste of Harlem, introducing visitors and New Yorkers alike to the culinary delights, lively art scene and rich history and architecture of Harlem. A major bank merger in 2005 took Orange away from corporate life and inspired her to step away from a desk job and pursue a dream of owning and operating her own tour company.”
“To get a deeper understanding of African-American heritage in New York, take a walking, bus or house tour where you’ll see first-hand the incredible impact of the community on the city. New York City has a rich heritage of African-American culture that dates back almost 400 years to 1626 when the first slaves were brought here.”
“Taste Harlem Food and Cultural Tours, a Harlem-based tour company offering unique tours of the historic neighborhood, announced two new events to kick off Black History Month that include two historic architecture tours and an ongoing dining series.”
“Taste Harlem Food and Cultural Tours is tour company created to offer unique tours of Harlem, by introducing NYC residents and visitors to Harlem…”
“To get a deeper understanding of African-American heritage in New York, take a walking, bus or house tour where you’ll see first-hand the incredible impact of the community on the city. New York City has a rich heritage of African-American culture that dates back almost 400 years to 1626 when the first slaves were brought here.”
“While New York can be a hard city to live in, there are small pleasures that that make it all worth while. Take for instance the lovely winter afternoon I spent yesterday in the presence of artist Manny Vega.”