Aaron Diehl performs “Viper’s Drag.”
Harlem Sounds
Join Abyssinian Jazz Vespers for a special Mother’s Day Concert featuring The Aaron Diehl Trio (above) with guest vocalist Cecile McLorin Salvant (below) ‘The Bespoke Man’s Narrative’.
Aaron Diehl performs “Viper’s Drag.”
Harlem Sounds
Join Abyssinian Jazz Vespers for a special Mother’s Day Concert featuring The Aaron Diehl Trio (above) with guest vocalist Cecile McLorin Salvant (below) ‘The Bespoke Man’s Narrative’.
Harlem On Our Dime
The Harlem Renaissance Ballroom and Casino, an art deco behemoth on the corner of 138th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard, opened in 1923. Continue reading
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On December 12, 2012, New York and Harlem society gathered at The Pierre to celebrate the New York City Mission Society with 200 years of uninterrupted service with a Bicentennial Gala reported by Blackgivesback.com. Continue reading
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Tagged Abyssinian Baptist Church, Alicia Bythewood, Calvin O. Butts, Central Harlem, Cicely Tyson, CitiBank, Dina Merrill, Dina Merrill Hartley, Harlem, Jean Shafiroff, Kathryn C. Chenault, Lloyd W. Brown II, New York, New York City, New York City Mission Society, Pierre, Reverend Dr. Calvin O. Butts III, Stanley H. Rumbough, United States
CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley has recently interviewed CEOs of several major American corporations for their thoughts on how to help the economy. Continue reading
“We don’t want to just write a check,” says Howard Schultz, the CEO of Starbucks. “We want to work in the community side by side.” Continue reading
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Tagged Abyssinian Baptist Church, Calvin O. Butts, Howard Schultz, Lenox Avenue, Starbucks
The former executive director of a nonprofit housing corporation affiliated with North General Hospital has filed a lawsuit accusing the shuttered hospital and the Abyssinian Development Corp. of wrongfully taking over a building to convert it to a for-profit residential property. Continue reading
Harlem notables converged on Harlem Stage/Aaron Davis Hall on Thursday for the 12th annual “Continuing the Journal Gala Reception” benefitting WEST HARLEM GROUP ASSISTANCE, INC. (WHGA), an innovative non-profit working to develop and preserve affordable home ownership and rental housing opportunities.
West Harlem Group Assistance (WHGA), an innovative not-for-profit organization dedicated to community-building through the development and preservation of affordable home ownership and rental housing with programs to sustain neighborhood families and businesses, announced today that their Continuing the Journey Gala Reception will be held on September 23, 2010. The evening celebration highlights the year’s many accomplishments, programs and services and showcases the longstanding and productive partnership with the Phipps Houses Group. Details and registration for the event can be found at: www.WHGAinc.org. Continue reading