Other Major Key Harlem Summer Events That We Encourage You to Support and Attend Include:

Harlem Summer Stage
5:30PM
On Thursday evenings in July, August and September enjoy an outstanding free public concert series featuring the best in R&B, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Gospel, Dance, Reggae, Calypso, Blues and other forms of the cultures of the African diospra will be highlighted in historic and glorious fashions beginning on July 17^th through September 11^th on the Plaza of the Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. State Office Building on West 125^th Street & A.C. Powell, Jr. Blvd.  Some of the outstanding performing artists will include:  Ray, Goodman & Brown, Blue Magic, The Persuaders, Gerald Alston, Colonel Abrams, Gospel for Teens, Uptown Dance Academy,  The Mighty Sparrow, Hezekiah Walker, Battle of the DJ’s, Impact Vibe

For information, please visit harlemsummerstage.com

NYC Dept. of Park Music Series

July 29^th – September 9^th
A Concert Series at four (4) of Harlem’s great family parks, featuring the best in R&B, Latin, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Oldies but Goodies, Gospel, Dance including: Tulile, The Chi-Lites, Slick Rick, Donald Lawrence and Big Daddy Kane, to name a few.
Enjoy great music and entertainment “Under the Stars”

Tuesday evenings at
Highbridge Park – 174^th Street & Amsterdam Avenue

Wednesday evenings at
Jackie Robinson Park  - 150^th  Street & Bradhurst Avenue

Thursday evenings at
Marcus Garvey Park between 124^th and 120^th Streets & Mt. Morris Avenue

Sunday afternoons at
The Harlem Meer – Central Park at 110^th Street between Fifth Ave. & Malcolm X Blvd
 

For Information Visit: cityparksfoundation.org
 

National Jazz Museum in Harlem

Presents From July 22^nd – August 28^th  

Evenings and Afternoon Sessions at  

1) The National Jazz Museum in Harlem Visitors Center
     104 E. 126^th Street, Suite, 2C
     and
2) Museum of the City of New York 1220 Fifth Avenue

For info and reservations call (212) 348-8300 or visit jazzmuseuminharlem.org

Jazz Mobile
For Information on the times and locations of the Outstanding Music and Cultural Concert Series presented by Jazz Mobile from July 7^th – September 13^th at Grants Tombs, Marcus Garvey Park, Morningside Park, Central Park, The Gate House, Riverbank State Park and on various Upper Manhattan Streets and Boulevards as well as in the Bronx and Brooklyn support Jazz Mobile

For Information visit:  jazzmobile.org

Calendar: jazzmobile.org/events.asp

African American Day Parade
Sunday, September 21st   1:00PM
NYC’s largest parade honoring African, African American and Caribbean Americans’ glorious history heritage and cultural legacies with outstanding marching bands from across the country and beyond, floats, fraternities, sororities and family programs. This event attracts tens of thousands of Harlemites, New Yorkers and visitors from throughout the nation and internationally.
The parade route is on Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Blvd.
from 111th to 142nd Streets.
For Information Call (212) 348-3080 or Visit africanamericandayparade.org
 

October
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