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- NYC KidsFest brings Performing Artists to Morningside Park, Sunday June 18
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Attend Guiltless Gourmet for a Healthy Harlem, an event to help stop hunger
According to a news release by Beth-Hark Christian Counseling Center (BHCCC), there is an estimated 1.4 million New York City residents who are food insecure and rely on the city’s network of emergency food organizations. BHCCC hopes to raise $20,000 … Continue reading
Posted in celebrities, Community, education, Events, food, Harlem, Harlem blogs, Harlem Restaurant Row, Melba's Restaurant Harlem, New York, New York City, NYC, restaurant row, restaurants
Tagged Beth-Hark Christian Counseling Center, celebrity chefs, emergency food services, Food, food insecurity, Gran Piatto D'Oro, Guiltless Gourmet for a Healthy Harlem, Harlem, hunger, Kimberly Van Kline, Melba Wilson, Melba's Restaurant Harlem, Passion for Palate Catering, restaurants, Ronaldo Calle
New York City Coalition Against Hunger to honor Harlem’s Marcus Samuelsson
In full disclosure, I am so happy to report that one of the organizations I have supported for many years will be honoring one of Harlem’s own and an anti hunger advocate at its Spring Into Action Annual Benefit, May … Continue reading
Posted in Community, education, Events, food, Harlem, Lenox Avenue, New York, New York City, NYC, Red Rooster Harlem, restaurants
Tagged 40 Broad Street, Agnes Molnar, Annual Benefit, Harlem, hunger, Joel Berg, Kathy Goldman, marcus samuelsson, New York City Coalition Against Hunger, Photo by HarlemGal, Rachel V. Stevens Esq., Red Rooster Harlem, Solo Event Space, Spring Into Action, State Senator Liz Krueger
Museum of Food and Drink launches new program in East Harlem, MOFAD Roundtable
The Museum of Food and Drink is holding its inaugural MOFAD Roundtable, co-sponsored by the NYC Food Policy Center in East Harlem at Hunter College and Heritage Radio Network Thursday at CUNY School of Public Health at 3rd Avenue/E. 119th. … Continue reading
Marcus Samuelsson to host Harlem Community Day June 25
I am convinced that someone has cloned Marcus Samuelsson, celebrity chef/owner of Red Rooster Harlem and Ginny’s Supper Club. He is everywhere! I recently saw him at the New York City Coalition Against Hunger Spring Gala, where he was honored … Continue reading
Posted in art and culture, business, Community, education, entertainment, Events, food, Free!, Harlem, Lenox Avenue, New York, New York City, NYC, Red Rooster Harlem, restaurants
Tagged books, Chef, Ginny's Supper Club, Harlem, history, Joel Berg, marcus samuelsson, memoir, Mount Morris Park, New York City Coalition Against Hunger, Red Rooster Harlem, Richard Rodgers Amphitheater, t, travel, Yes
Part 5: NYLean25 fitness challenge in Harlem turning out results
May 25, 2011 @ 7:30 For the month of April, we have been hearing about the NYLean 25 fitness challenge from our HarlemCondoLife reader. That month came and went. So what’s next? Our HCL reader tells us she has decided … Continue reading
Morningside Park Farmers Market
Oct 23, 2008 By HarlemGal The New York City Coalition Against Hunger recently tipped off HarlemCondoLife about a farmers market serving the community of Harlem. We decided to check it out ourselves. What we discovered…their slogan “the farm comes to … Continue reading
Tagged farmers market, Harlem, HarlemGal, morningside park
