By Walter Rutledge
This weekend spring has finally sprung! As we begin to thaw out from the winter doldrums we find a diverse offering of arts related activities to choose from. Two spectacular dance companies culminate their seasons, culture take to the streets of Harlem, and an opera diva graces the Apollo stage. Here are a few of the many events taking place around the city and in our community. Continue reading
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A black hispanic female, 40 years of age was found dead under a pile of leaves inside Mt. Morris Park on 120th & Madison. Cause of death is undetermined at this time, however an investigation is pending. Continue reading
Bringing live Music into our Parks.
Harlem
Marcus Garvey Park
124 St. & Mt. Morris Park
Thursday, August 6th: Jon B
Thursday, August 13th: Joe
Thursday, August 20th: Hezekiah Walker
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