Family fun, live music and plenty of World Cup all summer long is what you’ll find at the Open Street on 100th Street at Lexington Avenue.

Head to the Lex & Third Block Association for the full schedule.

The countdown to the World Cup is on -- and here in East Harlem, La Marqueta is place to watch it!

Join us for extra-large viewing screens, soccer fun for kids, community resources& more on the game dates above. Games in June will be screened in Lot 2 (112th Street & Park Avenue). 

We'll kick the season off with mariachi, piñatas, tacos and aguas frescas (while supplies last) for the Mexico v. South Africa game on Thursday, June 11. 

GOOOOOOOOOOAAAL!!!

Looking for more places to watch across the neighborhood? Make sure to check out our friends at El Museo del Barrio, El Barrio's Artspace P.S. 109 and the Open Street at 100th Street, as well as your favorite local small businesses.

Please note that: Due to funding cuts, GrowNYC has closed its Farmstands citywide this winter and spring. This means that the GrowNYC Farmstand at 125th Street will be closed from December through June.

Until the Farmstand begins again officially in July, we've heard that you want to keep the veggies coming! If you're interested in joining a new Community Buying Club for the winter and spring, please add your name here. We will be creating Winter Boxes featuring a mix of fruit, greens and seasonal items, all sourced through the farms of GrowNYC. 

Family fun, live music and plenty of World Cup all summer long is what you’ll find at the Open Street on 100th Street at Lexington Avenue.

Head to the Lex & Third Block Association for the full schedule.

Family fun, live music and plenty of World Cup all summer long is what you’ll find at the Open Street on 100th Street at Lexington Avenue.

Head to the Lex & Third Block Association for the full schedule.

Family fun, live music and plenty of World Cup all summer long is what you’ll find at the Open Street on 100th Street at Lexington Avenue.

Head to the Lex & Third Block Association for the full schedule.

Family fun, live music and plenty of World Cup all summer long is what you’ll find at the Open Street on 100th Street at Lexington Avenue.

Head to the Lex & Third Block Association for the full schedule.

Family fun, live music and plenty of World Cup all summer long is what you’ll find at the Open Street on 100th Street at Lexington Avenue.

Head to the Lex & Third Block Association for the full schedule.

Save the date! Harlem Wellness Festival is returning to Marcus Garvey Park on Saturday, May 30.

A celebration of the strong network of minority- and women-owned gyms, studios and spas that Harlem has built over the past decade, Harlem Wellness Fest is a move and stretch party where you can get to know Harlem's local fitness and wellness businesses. Plus map out your wellness routine for spring and summer.

Meet the teachers and trainers who are expanding and energizing our community culture of fitness and self-care! Follow us on social for updates.

Family fun, live music and plenty of World Cup all summer long is what you’ll find at the Open Street on 100th Street at Lexington Avenue.

Head to the Lex & Third Block Association for the full schedule.

Please note that: Due to funding cuts, GrowNYC has closed its Farmstands citywide this winter and spring. This means that the GrowNYC Farmstand at 125th Street will be closed from December through June.

Until the Farmstand begins again officially in July, we've heard that you want to keep the veggies coming! If you're interested in joining a new Community Buying Club for the winter and spring, please add your name here. We will be creating Winter Boxes featuring a mix of fruit, greens and seasonal items, all sourced through the farms of GrowNYC. 

Greens, ginger, turmeric & more: This spring, we’re teaming up with El Barrio Bikes and East Harlem Walks to offer a series of Wheatgrass Rides, where you can sample smoothies and wellness drinks from Uptown’s best juice spots.

From ginger shots to fresh wheatgrass, from turmeric tonics to just-squeezed watermelon ... we’ll walk or bike across the neighborhood to hear from local business owners about the wellness offerings on their menus.

Each ride or walk is on one of the three Saturdays leading up to the Harlem Wellness Fest — so we can get your juices flowing! You can select your modality: Saturday, May 9 (Short Ride), Saturday, May 16 (Walk), or Saturday, May 23 (Long Ride). Each tour is from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

No bike? No worry. We can provide both helmets and bikes thanks to support from Citi Bike, the NYC Department of Transportation and NYC Department of Health.

Head here to register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wheatgrass-rides-tickets-1988005158946?aff=oddtdtcreator.

Greens, ginger, turmeric & more: This spring, we’re teaming up with El Barrio Bikes and East Harlem Walks to offer a series of Wheatgrass Rides, where you can sample smoothies and wellness drinks from Uptown’s best juice spots.

From ginger shots to fresh wheatgrass, from turmeric tonics to just-squeezed watermelon ... we’ll walk or bike across the neighborhood to hear from local business owners about the wellness offerings on their menus.

Each ride or walk is on one of the three Saturdays leading up to the Harlem Wellness Fest — so we can get your juices flowing! You can select your modality: Saturday, May 9 (Short Ride), Saturday, May 16 (Walk), or Saturday, May 23 (Long Ride). Each tour is from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

No bike? No worry. We can provide both helmets and bikes thanks to support from Citi Bike, the NYC Department of Transportation and NYC Department of Health.

Head here to register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wheatgrass-rides-tickets-1988005158946?aff=oddtdtcreator.

Please note that: Due to funding cuts, GrowNYC has closed its Farmstands citywide this winter and spring. This means that the GrowNYC Farmstand at 125th Street will be closed from December through June.

Until the Farmstand begins again officially in July, we've heard that you want to keep the veggies coming! If you're interested in joining a new Community Buying Club for the winter and spring, please add your name here. We will be creating Winter Boxes featuring a mix of fruit, greens and seasonal items, all sourced through the farms of GrowNYC. 

Greens, ginger, turmeric & more: This spring, we’re teaming up with El Barrio Bikes and East Harlem Walks to offer a series of Wheatgrass Rides, where you can sample smoothies and wellness drinks from Uptown’s best juice spots.

From ginger shots to fresh wheatgrass, from turmeric tonics to just-squeezed watermelon ... we’ll walk or bike across the neighborhood to hear from local business owners about the wellness offerings on their menus.

Each ride or walk is on one of the three Saturdays leading up to the Harlem Wellness Fest — so we can get your juices flowing! You can select your modality: Saturday, May 9 (Short Ride), Saturday, May 16 (Walk), or Saturday, May 23 (Long Ride). Each tour is from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

No bike? No worry. We can provide both helmets and bikes thanks to support from Citi Bike, the NYC Department of Transportation and NYC Department of Health.

Head here to register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wheatgrass-rides-tickets-1988005158946?aff=oddtdtcreator.

Please note that: Due to funding cuts, GrowNYC has closed its Farmstands citywide this winter and spring. This means that the GrowNYC Farmstand at 125th Street will be closed from December through June.

Until the Farmstand begins again officially in July, we've heard that you want to keep the veggies coming! If you're interested in joining a new Community Buying Club for the winter and spring, please add your name here. We will be creating Winter Boxes featuring a mix of fruit, greens and seasonal items, all sourced through the farms of GrowNYC. 

Please note that: Due to funding cuts, GrowNYC has closed its Farmstands citywide this winter and spring. This means that the GrowNYC Farmstand at 125th Street will be closed from December through June.

Until the Farmstand begins again officially in July, we've heard that you want to keep the veggies coming! If you're interested in joining a new Community Buying Club for the winter and spring, please add your name here. We will be creating Winter Boxes featuring a mix of fruit, greens and seasonal items, all sourced through the farms of GrowNYC. 

Please note that: Due to funding cuts, GrowNYC has closed its Farmstands citywide this winter and spring. This means that the GrowNYC Farmstand at 125th Street will be closed from December through June.

Until the Farmstand begins again officially in July, we've heard that you want to keep the veggies coming! If you're interested in joining a new Community Buying Club for the winter and spring, please add your name here. We will be creating Winter Boxes featuring a mix of fruit, greens and seasonal items, all sourced through the farms of GrowNYC. 

After-work bike socials, in the company of friends! Join El Barrio Bikes and the Brown Bike Girl for a series of gatherings where you can up your cycling game, plus meet riders new and old.

Each session will feature words of wisdom by Brown Bike Girl Courtney Williams, followed by networking with El Barrio Bikes ride leaders, then (non-alcoholic) treats on the house at some of our favorite local small businesses:

COLD WEATHER RIDING
Thursday, March 19, 6 p.m.
Ice cream by Sugar Hill Creamery
Get skills to keep you going through the wind, ice and snow.

URBAN ROAD SCHOOL
Thursday, March 26, 6 p.m.
Boba drinks by Harlem Bubble Tea
Learn the best navigation techniques to handle everything NYC traffic throws at you.

FLAT FIX WORKSHOP (includes hands-on demo!)
Tuesday, March 31, 6 p.m.
Taco Tuesday at Las Delicias Mexicanas
Learn to fix your own flat tire! Never be stranded & save money on repairs by attending this hands-on flat fix class.

There's a limited number of spots available each evening, so RSVP here to claim your spot. If tickets are sold out for the date you want, email info@uptowngrandcentral.org to be added to the waitlist.

Get ready to vibe at the Women's Month edition of Verses from the Village ... where the vibes are real, and the energy’s off the charts.

The jam will go down at local small business Ginjan Cafe on Thursday, March 26, from 7-9 p.m., with a cultural and musical experience featuring Sista Zock and friends, doing their thing with rhythm, jazz, spoken word and more.

Bring the women important to you for a Women's History tribute, with a wine tasting from Heritage Winery. Tickets are here.

After-work bike socials, in the company of friends! Join El Barrio Bikes and the Brown Bike Girl for a series of gatherings where you can up your cycling game, plus meet riders new and old.

Each session will feature words of wisdom by Brown Bike Girl Courtney Williams, followed by networking with El Barrio Bikes ride leaders, then (non-alcoholic) treats on the house at some of our favorite local small businesses:

COLD WEATHER RIDING
Thursday, March 19, 6 p.m.
Ice cream by Sugar Hill Creamery
Get skills to keep you going through the wind, ice and snow.

URBAN ROAD SCHOOL
Thursday, March 26, 6 p.m.
Boba drinks by Harlem Bubble Tea
Learn the best navigation techniques to handle everything NYC traffic throws at you.

FLAT FIX WORKSHOP (includes hands-on demo!)
Tuesday, March 31, 6 p.m.
Taco Tuesday at Las Delicias Mexicanas
Learn to fix your own flat tire! Never be stranded & save money on repairs by attending this hands-on flat fix class.

There's a limited number of spots available each evening, so RSVP here to claim your spot. If tickets are sold out for the date you want, email info@uptowngrandcentral.org to be added to the waitlist.

After-work bike socials, in the company of friends! Join El Barrio Bikes and the Brown Bike Girl for a series of gatherings where you can up your cycling game, plus meet riders new and old.

Each session will feature words of wisdom by Brown Bike Girl Courtney Williams, followed by networking with El Barrio Bikes ride leaders, then (non-alcoholic) treats on the house at some of our favorite local small businesses:

COLD WEATHER RIDING
Thursday, March 19, 6 p.m.
Ice cream by Sugar Hill Creamery
Get skills to keep you going through the wind, ice and snow.

URBAN ROAD SCHOOL
Thursday, March 26, 6 p.m.
Boba drinks by Harlem Bubble Tea
Learn the best navigation techniques to handle everything NYC traffic throws at you.

FLAT FIX WORKSHOP (includes hands-on demo!)
Tuesday, March 31, 6 p.m.
Taco Tuesday at Las Delicias Mexicanas
Learn to fix your own flat tire! Never be stranded & save money on repairs by attending this hands-on flat fix class.

There's a limited number of spots available each evening, so RSVP here to claim your spot. If tickets are sold out for the date you want, email info@uptowngrandcentral.org to be added to the waitlist.

Please note that: Due to funding cuts, GrowNYC has closed its Farmstands citywide this winter and spring. This means that the GrowNYC Farmstand at 125th Street will be closed from December through June.

Until the Farmstand begins again officially in July, we've heard that you want to keep the veggies coming! If you're interested in joining a new Community Buying Club for the winter and spring, please add your name here. We will be creating Winter Boxes featuring a mix of fruit, greens and seasonal items, all sourced through the farms of GrowNYC. 

Elmendorf Reformed Church is the oldest Harlem, and the home church of the Harlem African Burial Ground. Through research into its records, the church (founded in 1660) has identified more than 40 names of those buried at the site.

On Sunday afternoon, March 15, at 3 p.m., learn this Black history -- and the futureof the burial ground -- this during an afternoon of blues, jazz and soul at the church featuring The Rakiem Walker Project.

Elmendorf is located at 171 East 121st Street, between Third & Lexington avenues. There'll be refreshments from local Black-owned business Lloyd's Carrot Cake, plus a warm welcome from the Rev. Kelvin A. Spooner and the elders who preserve the church's history.

Hosted by Councilmember Elsie Encarnacion in partnership with Elmendorf Reformed Church, Uptown Grand Central & the NYC EDC's Harlem African Burial Ground Initiative.

Please note that: Due to funding cuts, GrowNYC has closed its Farmstands citywide this winter and spring. This means that the GrowNYC Farmstand at 125th Street will be closed from December through June.

Until the Farmstand begins again officially in July, we've heard that you want to keep the veggies coming! If you're interested in joining a new Community Buying Club for the winter and spring, please add your name here. We will be creating Winter Boxes featuring a mix of fruit, greens and seasonal items, all sourced through the farms of GrowNYC. 

Elmendorf Reformed Church is the oldest Harlem, and the home church of the Harlem African Burial Ground. Through research into its records, the church (founded in 1660) has identified more than 40 names of those buried at the site.

On Sunday afternoon, February 22, at 3 p.m., learn this Black history -- and the future of the burial ground -- this during an afternoon of blues, jazz and soul at the church featuring The Rakiem Walker Project. 

Elmendorf is located at 171 East 121st Street, between Third & Lexington avenues. There'll be refreshments from local Black-owned business Lloyd's Carrot Cake, plus a warm welcome from the Rev. Kelvin A. Spooner and the elders who preserve the church's history.

Hosted by Councilmember Elsie Encarnacion in partnership with Elmendorf Reformed Church, Uptown Grand Central & the NYC EDC's Harlem African Burial Ground Initiative.

Please note that: Due to funding cuts, GrowNYC has closed its Farmstands citywide this winter and spring. This means that the GrowNYC Farmstand at 125th Street will be closed from December through June.

Until the Farmstand begins again officially in July, we've heard that you want to keep the veggies coming! If you're interested in joining a new Community Buying Club for the winter and spring, please add your name here. We will be creating Winter Boxes featuring a mix of fruit, greens and seasonal items, all sourced through the farms of GrowNYC. 

BE KIND, BE WELL, BE SAFE, BE LOVE: It's our greeting to you as you enter East 125th Street from Fifth Avenue -- and also our inspiration for community action this Valentine's Day.

Join neighborhood fiber artist Carmen Paulino for a winter gear giveaway on Saturday, February 14, at the BE LOVE street corner.

We'll meet up at noon to sharehats and scarves handmade by Carmen and Knits for Neighbors with passersby and those in need.

Sign up here to help with the giveaway. Message us at info@uptowngrandcentral.org if you have hats or gloves (handmade or store-bought) to share as well.