By HarlemGuy
Through January 2, more than 40 Harlem retailers, restaurants, bakeries, theaters, and museums have partnered with NYC & Company to celebrate the neighborhood and the holiday season, with more than 20 merchants offering savings and promotions. Mention “Harlem for the Holidays” at participating venues from December 4 to January 2 to enjoy the deals.
FREE this year, a Harlem for the Holidays TROLLEY – operated by Gray Line New York Sightseeing – will provide free rides to the neighborhood. The service will be offered daily through January 2, with a trolley departing from Times Square and making four stops within Harlem. The free trolley will depart daily every two hours between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm from Times Square at the corner of West 48th Street and Broadway. Pick up your tickets at the Times Square Alliance Information Center (Seventh Avenue between 46th and 47th Streets) or at the Gray Line Visitor Center (Eighth Avenue between 47th and 48th Streets).
Merchants include:
The Brownstone,
Creole Restaurant,
Dinosaur BBQ,
Harlem’s Heaven Boutique,
Harlem Lanes,
Harlem Underground,
Hats By Bunn,
Hudson River Cafe,
Katrina Parris Flowers,
Londel’s Supper Club,
Melba’s Restaurant,
National Jazz Museum,
Progressive Unlimited,
Settepani Bakery, and
Strictly Roots Restaurant.
Don’t miss LX.TV First Look NY’s special Harlem for the Holidays video, featuring select venues like the Brownstone and the Studio Museum.
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The Associated Press reported on Sunday that Robert Graham, the Mexican/American sculptor who created the Duke Ellington Sculpture at 110th Street and 5th Avenue in East Harlem, died on Saturday at the age of 70. Graham designed a number of works all over the U.S., but for Harlem he designed the famous piece that now stands tall at the Duke Ellington Memorial Circle. To read more about this amazing piece of art work created by Graham, go to Central Park Conservancy.
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