Archive for March, 2009
West Harlem CSA Brings Organic Food to Harlem
The West Harlem CSA provides an affordable alternative to standard grocery shopping. They work to provide healthier food choices for West Harlem residents where options are limited and many budgets are constrained. What is CSA? CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. It’s a partnership between a community and a farm. The farmer gets a guaranteed [...]
Free Yoga Classes in Harlem
Ta Yoga offers FREE yoga classes every Wednesday in Harlem as part of the Shape Up New York program sponsored by the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation. The classes are held at the following location: P.S. 154 250 West 127th Street (between 7th & 8th) Phone: 212-864-2400 Sessions 4:00pm – 5:15pm 5:30pm [...]
New Music From Prince and Bria Valente — Get a Sneak Peak on the Toinght Show with Jay Leno
Prince is releasing a three-disc CD set exclusively through Target. The set will include two new albums – “LOtUSFLOW3R” and “MPLSoUND” — as well as a third by his new artist, Bria Valente, for the price of $11.98. The CD set can be purchased in stores and online. According to Billboard.com, Prince will perform on [...]
Spike Lee Celebrates the 20th Anniversary of “Do The Right Thingâ€
Harlem’s ImageNation presented Spike Lee with the 2009 ImageNation Revolution Award at Lincoln Center’s Walter Reade Theater last month. In addition to presenting the award, the 20th Anniversary of Spike’s Do the Right Thing was celebrated and screened. After the screening there was a discussion with the cast and crew including Spike Lee, actors – [...]
GQ Interviews RNC Chairman Michael Steele
GQ questions in bold. Steele on Connecting with the Hip Hop Community I was kinda expecting hip-hop to be playing in here today. Aw, sh-. It’s on my, uh, computer there. I haven’t pulled it up yet, but I’ll get a little bit goin’ in a second or two. Okay, so tell me about this [...]
Tavis Smiley Discusses His New Book Accountable: Making America as Good as It’s Promise, Barack Obama and the Traveling Exhibit America I Am: The African American Imprint
Tavis Smiley’s Accountable: Making America as Good as Its Promise provides real-life examples of how crucial issues — including health care, education, the economy, unequal justice, and the environment — manifest themselves in our communities. The book demonstrates the urgent need to hold politicians and ourselves responsible, because the stakes have never been higher. Accountable [...]
Stand With Obama — Upper Manhattan Day of Action
Click on image to enlarge. Location: Hue-man Bookstore Frederick Douglas Blvd. (Btwn: 124th & 125th Sts.)
Theatre Review: Tracy Wilson Scott’s “The Good Negro” at The Public Theater
On November 5, 2008 millions saw Civil Rights activist and friend of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Reverend Jesse Jackson, with tears streaming down his face as President-elect Barack Obama took to the stage on a chilly night in Chicago. Jesse Jackson was with Dr. King the day he was assassinated and since then continued [...]
Hispanic Professionals Networking Group — March Meeting with Mariela Dabbah
Mariela Dabbah is the author of Latinos in College: Your Guide to Success, Help your Children Succeed in High School and Go to College, Help your Children Succeed in School, How to Get a Job in the U.S. and the co-author of The Latino Advantage in the Workplace. Mariela has been a frequent guest at [...]






