"Learn To Love Yourself" is back! That's right -- the event inspired by National Black Theatre founder Dr. Barbara Ann Teer is coming back for its fourth season to our community space under the train tracks.

Get ready for rhythms by D.J. Stormin' Norman, a portraiture booth for you and your crew with photographers Salimah Ali (August 23) and Elliot Jerome Browne, Jr. (August 30), plus silent disco headphones to tune out the noise, and let you love on you.

Dr. Teer held a lifelong commitment to her radical belief that love for “our Black selves” can be a concerted mechanism for liberation and eradicating oppression: “Fall in love with yourself and have a love affair with yourself. You’re the only one who can make yourself happy. You’re the only one who can fulfill your life-long joy, cause nothing can happen to you unless it passes through you," she said.

We're teaming up with the National Black Theatre to host the party on two dates, Saturdays, August 23 and 30, from 2-6 p.m. each weekend. On the final Saturday, we'll be joined by artists from the Grandscale Mural Project for our last paint party of the season!

"Learn To Love Yourself" has been named by Time Out New York as one of the city’s "Best Things to Do." Register for your free tix here.

It's official: Paint Season is here! along East 125th Street.

This spring and summer will feature both the Gates Revival, when we're repainting storefront gates from previous years including the 100 Gates Project and We Are New Yorkers, as well as the fourth edition of the Grandscale Mural Project.

Helping hands are needed on Saturday, June 28, from Noon-4 p.m., to help prime for new murals, as well as touch up the corner mural at 125th & Park. Let us know here that you can pitch in.
 

This summer's public art projects are sponsored by the NYC Department of Small Business Services, the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, Deputy Speaker Diana Ayala and the Lower Manhattan Cultural Center.

Open Streets are open for the season, which means you gotta bring your crew out to our Open Street on Saturday afternoons for plenty of family fun. Find us just off Lexington Avenue at 101st Street or 100th Street.

The schedule kicks off at noon with our Street Lab mobile library, street games and crafts -- plus, of course, splashing in the hydrant! Each Saturday features Storytime (2 p.m.), Crafts (3-5 p.m.), and Live Music (5-7 p.m.).

Plus grab a bite at any of our nearby small businesses including Bar Goyana, Burritos y Mas, Cafe D’Anvers, Chu Ros Thai, Dalila’s Tacos, Taqueria El Tepeyac, Frenchy Coffee, Girasole Trattoria, Healthy Frenchy, Lloyd’s Carrot Cake, Plue Thai Kitchen, Rosenthal Wine or Sugar Hill Creamery.

Click for our growing Open Streets lineup.

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

Sign up here to get our weekly e-blast!

"Learn To Love Yourself" is back! That's right -- the event inspired by National Black Theatre founder Dr. Barbara Ann Teer is coming back for its fourth season to our community space under the train tracks.

Get ready for rhythms by D.J. Stormin' Norman, a portraiture booth for you and your crew with photographers Salimah Ali (August 23) and Elliot Jerome Browne, Jr. (August 30), plus silent disco headphones to tune out the noise, and let you love on you.

Dr. Teer held a lifelong commitment to her radical belief that love for “our Black selves” can be a concerted mechanism for liberation and eradicating oppression: “Fall in love with yourself and have a love affair with yourself. You’re the only one who can make yourself happy. You’re the only one who can fulfill your life-long joy, cause nothing can happen to you unless it passes through you," she said.

We're teaming up with the National Black Theatre to host the party on two dates, Saturdays, August 23 and 30, from 2-6 p.m. each weekend. On the final Saturday, we'll be joined by artists from the Grandscale Mural Project for our last paint party of the season!

"Learn To Love Yourself" has been named by Time Out New York as one of the city’s "Best Things to Do." Register for your free tix here.

Open Streets are open for the season, which means you gotta bring your crew out to our Open Street on Saturday afternoons for plenty of family fun. Find us just off Lexington Avenue at 101st Street or 100th Street.

The schedule kicks off at noon with our Street Lab mobile library, street games and crafts -- plus, of course, splashing in the hydrant! Each Saturday features Storytime (2 p.m.), Crafts (3-5 p.m.), and Live Music (5-7 p.m.).

Plus grab a bite at any of our nearby small businesses including Bar Goyana, Burritos y Mas, Cafe D’Anvers, Chu Ros Thai, Dalila’s Tacos, Taqueria El Tepeyac, Frenchy Coffee, Girasole Trattoria, Healthy Frenchy, Lloyd’s Carrot Cake, Plue Thai Kitchen, Rosenthal Wine or Sugar Hill Creamery.

Click for our growing Open Streets lineup.

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

Sign up here to get our weekly e-blast!

Open Streets are open for the season, which means you gotta bring your crew out to our Open Street on Saturday afternoons for plenty of family fun. Find us just off Lexington Avenue at 101st Street or 100th Street.

The schedule kicks off at noon with our Street Lab mobile library, street games and crafts -- plus, of course, splashing in the hydrant! Each Saturday features Storytime (2 p.m.), Crafts (3-5 p.m.), and Live Music (5-7 p.m.).

Plus grab a bite at any of our nearby small businesses including Bar Goyana, Burritos y Mas, Cafe D’Anvers, Chu Ros Thai, Dalila’s Tacos, Taqueria El Tepeyac, Frenchy Coffee, Girasole Trattoria, Healthy Frenchy, Lloyd’s Carrot Cake, Plue Thai Kitchen, Rosenthal Wine or Sugar Hill Creamery.

Click for our growing Open Streets lineup.

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

Sign up here to get our weekly e-blast!

Open Streets are open for the season, which means you gotta bring your crew out to our Open Street on Saturday afternoons for plenty of family fun. Find us just off Lexington Avenue at 101st Street or 100th Street.

The schedule kicks off at noon with our Street Lab mobile library, street games and crafts -- plus, of course, splashing in the hydrant! Each Saturday features Storytime (2 p.m.), Crafts (3-5 p.m.), and Live Music (5-7 p.m.).

Plus grab a bite at any of our nearby small businesses including Bar Goyana, Burritos y Mas, Cafe D’Anvers, Chu Ros Thai, Dalila’s Tacos, Taqueria El Tepeyac, Frenchy Coffee, Girasole Trattoria, Healthy Frenchy, Lloyd’s Carrot Cake, Plue Thai Kitchen, Rosenthal Wine or Sugar Hill Creamery.

Click for our growing Open Streets lineup.

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

Sign up here to get our weekly e-blast!

Open Streets are open for the season, which means you gotta bring your crew out to our Open Street on Saturday afternoons for plenty of family fun. Find us just off Lexington Avenue at 101st Street or 100th Street.

The schedule kicks off at noon with our Street Lab mobile library, street games and crafts -- plus, of course, splashing in the hydrant! Each Saturday features Storytime (2 p.m.), Crafts (3-5 p.m.), and Live Music (5-7 p.m.).

Plus grab a bite at any of our nearby small businesses including Bar Goyana, Burritos y Mas, Cafe D’Anvers, Chu Ros Thai, Dalila’s Tacos, Taqueria El Tepeyac, Frenchy Coffee, Girasole Trattoria, Healthy Frenchy, Lloyd’s Carrot Cake, Plue Thai Kitchen, Rosenthal Wine or Sugar Hill Creamery.

Click for our growing Open Streets lineup.

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

Sign up here to get our weekly e-blast!

The Classical Theatre of Harlem is hosting its summer run of Uptown Shakespeare in Marcus Garvey Park, with a production of "Memnon" throughout the month of July. The show resurrects the story of Memnon, the Ethiopian king and demigod, and re-imagines a lost chapter of the Trojan War.

Curtain time is each Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m., with pre-shows at 6 p.m. on several nights, including on Fridays with Jazzmobile.

On Thursdays through Sundays, come a little early for great food, drink, snacks and more at the Uptown Shakespeare Pop-Up Market we're hosting alongside TBo Harlem.

The Classical Theatre of Harlem is hosting its summer run of Uptown Shakespeare in Marcus Garvey Park, with a production of "Memnon" throughout the month of July. The show resurrects the story of Memnon, the Ethiopian king and demigod, and re-imagines a lost chapter of the Trojan War.

Curtain time is each Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m., with pre-shows at 6 p.m. on several nights, including on Fridays with Jazzmobile.

On Thursdays through Sundays, come a little early for great food, drink, snacks and more at the Uptown Shakespeare Pop-Up Market we're hosting alongside TBo Harlem.

It's official: Paint Season is here! along East 125th Street.

This spring and summer will feature both the Gates Revival, when we're repainting storefront gates from previous years including the 100 Gates Project and We Are New Yorkers, as well as the fourth edition of the Grandscale Mural Project.

Helping hands are needed on Saturday, June 28, from Noon-4 p.m., to help prime for new murals, as well as touch up the corner mural at 125th & Park. Let us know here that you can pitch in.
 

This summer's public art projects are sponsored by the NYC Department of Small Business Services, the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, Deputy Speaker Diana Ayala and the Lower Manhattan Cultural Center.

Open Streets are open for the season, which means you gotta bring your crew out to our Open Street on Saturday afternoons for plenty of family fun. Find us just off Lexington Avenue at 101st Street or 100th Street.

The schedule kicks off at noon with our Street Lab mobile library, street games and crafts -- plus, of course, splashing in the hydrant! Each Saturday features Storytime (2 p.m.), Crafts (3-5 p.m.), and Live Music (5-7 p.m.).

Plus grab a bite at any of our nearby small businesses including Bar Goyana, Burritos y Mas, Cafe D’Anvers, Chu Ros Thai, Dalila’s Tacos, Taqueria El Tepeyac, Frenchy Coffee, Girasole Trattoria, Healthy Frenchy, Lloyd’s Carrot Cake, Plue Thai Kitchen, Rosenthal Wine or Sugar Hill Creamery.

Click for our growing Open Streets lineup.

The Classical Theatre of Harlem is hosting its summer run of Uptown Shakespeare in Marcus Garvey Park, with a production of "Memnon" throughout the month of July. The show resurrects the story of Memnon, the Ethiopian king and demigod, and re-imagines a lost chapter of the Trojan War.

Curtain time is each Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m., with pre-shows at 6 p.m. on several nights, including on Fridays with Jazzmobile.

On Thursdays through Sundays, come a little early for great food, drink, snacks and more at the Uptown Shakespeare Pop-Up Market we're hosting alongside TBo Harlem.

The Classical Theatre of Harlem is hosting its summer run of Uptown Shakespeare in Marcus Garvey Park, with a production of "Memnon" throughout the month of July. The show resurrects the story of Memnon, the Ethiopian king and demigod, and re-imagines a lost chapter of the Trojan War.

Curtain time is each Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m., with pre-shows at 6 p.m. on several nights, including on Fridays with Jazzmobile.

On Thursdays through Sundays, come a little early for great food, drink, snacks and more at the Uptown Shakespeare Pop-Up Market we're hosting alongside TBo Harlem.

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

Sign up here to get our weekly e-blast!

The Classical Theatre of Harlem is hosting its summer run of Uptown Shakespeare in Marcus Garvey Park, with a production of "Memnon" throughout the month of July. The show resurrects the story of Memnon, the Ethiopian king and demigod, and re-imagines a lost chapter of the Trojan War.

Curtain time is each Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m., with pre-shows at 6 p.m. on several nights, including on Fridays with Jazzmobile.

On Thursdays through Sundays, come a little early for great food, drink, snacks and more at the Uptown Shakespeare Pop-Up Market we're hosting alongside TBo Harlem.

Open Streets are open for the season, which means you gotta bring your crew out to our Open Street on Saturday afternoons for plenty of family fun. Find us just off Lexington Avenue at 101st Street or 100th Street.

The schedule kicks off at noon with our Street Lab mobile library, street games and crafts -- plus, of course, splashing in the hydrant! Each Saturday features Storytime (2 p.m.), Crafts (3-5 p.m.), and Live Music (5-7 p.m.).

Plus grab a bite at any of our nearby small businesses including Bar Goyana, Burritos y Mas, Cafe D’Anvers, Chu Ros Thai, Dalila’s Tacos, Taqueria El Tepeyac, Frenchy Coffee, Girasole Trattoria, Healthy Frenchy, Lloyd’s Carrot Cake, Plue Thai Kitchen, Rosenthal Wine or Sugar Hill Creamery.

Click for our growing Open Streets lineup.

The Classical Theatre of Harlem is hosting its summer run of Uptown Shakespeare in Marcus Garvey Park, with a production of "Memnon" throughout the month of July. The show resurrects the story of Memnon, the Ethiopian king and demigod, and re-imagines a lost chapter of the Trojan War.

Curtain time is each Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m., with pre-shows at 6 p.m. on several nights, including on Fridays with Jazzmobile.

On Thursdays through Sundays, come a little early for great food, drink, snacks and more at the Uptown Shakespeare Pop-Up Market we're hosting alongside TBo Harlem.

The Classical Theatre of Harlem is hosting its summer run of Uptown Shakespeare in Marcus Garvey Park, with a production of "Memnon" throughout the month of July. The show resurrects the story of Memnon, the Ethiopian king and demigod, and re-imagines a lost chapter of the Trojan War.

Curtain time is each Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m., with pre-shows at 6 p.m. on several nights, including on Fridays with Jazzmobile.

On Thursdays through Sundays, come a little early for great food, drink, snacks and more at the Uptown Shakespeare Pop-Up Market we're hosting alongside TBo Harlem.

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

Sign up here to get our weekly e-blast!

The Classical Theatre of Harlem is hosting its summer run of Uptown Shakespeare in Marcus Garvey Park, with a production of "Memnon" throughout the month of July. The show resurrects the story of Memnon, the Ethiopian king and demigod, and re-imagines a lost chapter of the Trojan War.

Curtain time is each Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m., with pre-shows at 6 p.m. on several nights, including on Fridays with Jazzmobile.

On Thursdays through Sundays, come a little early for great food, drink, snacks and more at the Uptown Shakespeare Pop-Up Market we're hosting alongside TBo Harlem.

The Classical Theatre of Harlem is hosting its summer run of Uptown Shakespeare in Marcus Garvey Park, with a production of "Memnon" throughout the month of July. The show resurrects the story of Memnon, the Ethiopian king and demigod, and re-imagines a lost chapter of the Trojan War.

Curtain time is each Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m., with pre-shows at 6 p.m. on several nights, including on Fridays with Jazzmobile.

On Thursdays through Sundays, come a little early for great food, drink, snacks and more at the Uptown Shakespeare Pop-Up Market we're hosting alongside TBo Harlem.

Open Streets are open for the season, which means you gotta bring your crew out to our Open Street on Saturday afternoons for plenty of family fun. Find us just off Lexington Avenue at 101st Street or 100th Street.

The schedule kicks off at noon with our Street Lab mobile library, street games and crafts -- plus, of course, splashing in the hydrant! Each Saturday features Storytime (2 p.m.), Crafts (3-5 p.m.), and Live Music (5-7 p.m.).

Plus grab a bite at any of our nearby small businesses including Bar Goyana, Burritos y Mas, Cafe D’Anvers, Chu Ros Thai, Dalila’s Tacos, Taqueria El Tepeyac, Frenchy Coffee, Girasole Trattoria, Healthy Frenchy, Lloyd’s Carrot Cake, Plue Thai Kitchen, Rosenthal Wine or Sugar Hill Creamery.

Click for our growing Open Streets lineup.

The Classical Theatre of Harlem is hosting its summer run of Uptown Shakespeare in Marcus Garvey Park, with a production of "Memnon" throughout the month of July. The show resurrects the story of Memnon, the Ethiopian king and demigod, and re-imagines a lost chapter of the Trojan War.

Curtain time is each Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m., with pre-shows at 6 p.m. on several nights, including on Fridays with Jazzmobile.

On Thursdays through Sundays, come a little early for great food, drink, snacks and more at the Uptown Shakespeare Pop-Up Market we're hosting alongside TBo Harlem.

The Classical Theatre of Harlem is hosting its summer run of Uptown Shakespeare in Marcus Garvey Park, with a production of "Memnon" throughout the month of July. The show resurrects the story of Memnon, the Ethiopian king and demigod, and re-imagines a lost chapter of the Trojan War.

Curtain time is each Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m., with pre-shows at 6 p.m. on several nights, including on Fridays with Jazzmobile.

On Thursdays through Sundays, come a little early for great food, drink, snacks and more at the Uptown Shakespeare Pop-Up Market we're hosting alongside TBo Harlem.