March is Women’s History Month and every year, Harlem One-Stop pays homage to women who have achieved great things and made valuable contributions to society. This year, we’re honoring Ruby…
7 Days to Valentine’s Day – A few ideas to get you started..
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and you’re probably thinking about what to get that special someone in your life for this most romantic day of the year. Harlem’s…
Harlem’s Heritage: Lindy Hop and Swing Dance…. Frankie Manning and His Influences Harlem Roots -World Impact
Part 2 -The Beginnings: Influences and Innovators – the 1920’s thru 1935 “Never doubt or underestimate that a small group of dedicated dancing Harlemites can change the American tapestry of dance –…
Mary Lou Williams Channeled at Harlem Stage’s Celebration of Her Life and Music Featuring Renown Composer and Pianist, Geri Allen, and Vocalist, Carmen Lundy
On Thursday, March 13th, a lucky group of New Yorkers stepped out of the bitter March cold and into the vibrant world of jazz, where two spectacular performers, a talented…
Historic Harlem On My Mind..Part 3 – John Edward Bruce, Black Nationalist
Besides having three first names, John Edward Bruce was a Harlem resident who was a major figure in the Marcus Garvey’s movement. Born into slavery in 1856, Bruce, until his…
Harlem’s Heritage: Lindy Hop and Swing Dance Frankie Manning – and His Influences Harlem Roots World Impact
Culture…Dance…Jazz….Lindy Hop…SAVOY….Swing! These are the lively rhythms and sounds of Harlem that came alive during the Harlem Renaissance. This was especially true at Harlem’s famed Savoy Ballroom that was…