Imagine a family camping trip deep in the heart of a redwood forest. As the evening shadows lengthen and the campfire flickers, a small, carved wooden box filled with delicate incense sticks starts to burn. The fragrant smoke curls upwards and begins to merge with the scent of pine and earth, creating an atmosphere of … Read more
The Qiolor Tiger is classified as a Class 2 moped electric bicycle. Designed by Qiolor for cruiser riders and off-road enthusiasts, this bike is ideal for both off-road adventures and urban commuting. It combines the comfort of an urban cruiser with the functionality of a mountain bike, creating an all-around versatile bike suitable for various … Read more
June 4, 2018 Harlem’s M&G Diner was one of the last unspoiled soul food restaurants in New York City, that opened in 1964 and closed in 2008. The cuisine was totally genuine and unreconstructed: Fried chicken was some of the best in town, cooked in small batches on a rolling basis. After you’ve tried it—many … Read more
Fall is a spectacular time to set sail on a yacht charter. As summer crowds dwindle and temperatures cool, many destinations around the world offer stunning landscapes, serene waters, and unique experiences. Whether you’re seeking vibrant autumn foliage, serene beaches, or historic coastal towns, there’s a perfect destination for everyone. Here are some of the … Read more
Hudson River Park unveiled the lineup for the 24th annual Blues BBQ Festival on Saturday, August 10th, from 1 pm to 9 pm at Pier 76. The daylong event invites people of all ages to enjoy live music from renowned blues artists while tasting delicious barbecue, desserts, and drinks from local joints. This year’s festival … Read more
The #1 source in the world for all things Harlem. Today, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced Randy Mastro as his nominee to be the city’s next corporation counsel. Randy Mastro is a nationally-renowned lawyer; an experienced public servant with an impressive record in government service; a long-time pro bono advocate for social justice, … Read more
In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, many people experience stress, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. While traditional medical treatments can be effective, holistic approaches that incorporate nature’s healing power offer a complementary path to mental wellness. By connecting with the natural environment, individuals can find balance, reduce stress, and improve overall mental health. This blog … Read more
Harlem Rep. Espaillat marked a successful third annual environmental justice boat tour along the Harlem and Bronx Rivers to assess concerns and progress along these corridors. During the tour, Rep. Espaillat was joined by more than 100 environmental advocates, students, and city and state officials. “Thank you to each of the environmental advocates who joined this year’s boat tour to … Read more
The Significance of Candy at Events Candy holds more than a sugary appeal; it serves as a universal symbol of festivity and happiness. Whether it’s a birthday bash, a wedding reception or a corporate gathering a candy exhibit can enhance the experience for all participants. Offering a selection of candies can cater to tastes and … Read more
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, New York City Center’s Principal Dance Company and America’s cultural ambassador to the world, returns to the New York City Center stage. They return for its annual, five-week holiday engagement, December 4 – January 5, celebrating Legacy in Motion. Featuring the world premieres of Sacred Songs by Interim Artistic Director Matthew Rushing, Finding Free by Hope … Read more