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Attend Morningside Park’s Common Ground Festival in Harlem
Have no plans for Saturday? Head on over to Morningside Park in Central Harlem for the Common Ground Festival, organized by Friends of Morningside Park. The Common Ground Festival takes place on Saturday, September 29 from 2 to 8 pm. … Continue reading
Common Ground Family Festival is happening at Morningside Park in Harlem
UPDATE: The Friends of Morningside Park have decided to reschedule the festival for a date in October. As soon as the rain date is available, we will pass along. The Friends of Morningside Park are holding its Common Ground Family … Continue reading
One week away, Harlem Harvest Festival October 6
Some of us will be checking out the Common Ground Festival today in Morningside Park, but then a week later its time to head over to the Harlem Harvest Festival on October 6, which I believe its in its third … Continue reading