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Tag Archives: Sylvia Woods
Musical Team, Full Force Confirm a Sequel to the “House Party” Film Series
Harlem and Philadelphia have a few things in common: a sense of style, great food and an appreciation of arts and culture. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, Harlem entertainment, Harlem hip hop, Harlem TV, HArlem visual art, Harlem World Magazine, Souleo
Tagged B-Fine, Bowlegged Lou, Brandy, E.L. James, Elle Varner, Fifty Shades of Grey, Full Force, Global Fusion Festival, Gregory Generet, Harlem, Kenny Lattimore, Luke James, Malika Lee Whitney, Ms. Melodie, New York Public Library, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Multicultural Affairs Congress, Philip Hewat-Jaboor. Allan, Reginald Hudlin, Rodney Keenan, Sherman Hemsley, Souleo, Sylvia Woods, Tamara Tunie, Tanya Hall
Sylvia’s Goes to Manhattan Casino in Florida
TampaBay.com reports that almost seven years after its restoration, the historic Manhattan Casino has finally landed a restaurant. Continue reading
The Sylvia and Herbert Woods Endowment Scholarship Fund to Celebrate Its 10th Anniversary Gala In Harlem
The Sylvia & Herbert Woods Foundation (SHWF) will mark its 10th anniversary by awarding 10 students with scholarships and recognizing three national leaders in education …
Old Vs New Business: A Changing Harlem
Leah Abraham opened her cafe on Lenox Avenue in 2001 with a track record in business and a determination to chalk up another success. Continue reading
HW Picks: Harlem Holiday Cook Books
We thought we would give you our picks of our favorite Thanksgiving cook books for your holiday cooking pleasure.
When Sylvia and Herbert Woods bought a small Harlem luncheonette in 1962, they never dreamed that it would become famous as the premier soul food restaurant in Harlem. Continue reading











































