The celebration that started it all in 1974, HARLEM DAY returned as HARLEM WEEK’s largest and final day of events. The day featured three stages of entertainment, the Harlem Health Village, Harlem Broadway Row, and performances by Broadway productions and local, national, and

The celebration that started it all in 1974, HARLEM DAY returned as HARLEM WEEK’s largest and final day of events. The day featured three stages of entertainment, the Harlem Health Village, Harlem Broadway Row, and performances by Broadway productions and local, national, and

The celebration that started it all in 1974, HARLEM DAY returned as HARLEM WEEK’s largest and final day of events. The day featured three stages of entertainment, the Harlem Health Village, Harlem Broadway Row, and performances by Broadway productions and local, national, and

“Summer in the City,” HARLEM WEEK’s second-largest day of events, brought the community together for a full day of entertainment and activities. The celebration featured performances by local, national, and international artists; the highly anticipated HARLEM WEEK Fashion Shows—including Back-to-School, Uptown Flava, and

“Harlem on My Mind” featured spirited, intergenerational conversations exploring relevant cultural and historical topics. Harlem-inspired thought leaders shared how their work, influence, and ideas continue to shape Harlem and communities like Harlem around the world.

Industry experts, business leaders, and representatives from New York City and New York State government came together for important discussions on community development, economic development and diversity, technology, and cybersecurity. The event brought perspectives from small businesses and Fortune 500 companies together to

Young people came together to discuss the issues they see and experience in their daily lives. Through honest conversations, they identified problems, explored possible solutions, and shared their perspectives with one another.

Young people ages 12 to 21 came together to collaborate in teams and use technology to “hack” real-world challenges. This year, participants explored how knowledge, technology, and teamwork can be used to improve their schools, advance their careers, and strengthen their communities.

Harlem’s streets came alive as runners of all ages laced up their sneakers to celebrate the life and legacy of trailblazer Percy Sutton. With local music filling the air and spectators cheering along the route, participants experienced the energy, history, and vibrant culture