NYC: Upcoming Events and News in the West Harlem Area for OCT 2019

October 2019

The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine is the cathedral of the Episcopal Diocese of New York. Designed in 1888 and begun in 1892, the cathedral has undergone radical stylistic changes and interruption of construction by the two World Wars. Originally designed in the Byzantine Revival–Romanesque Revival styles, the plan was changed after 1909 to a Gothic Revival design.

Explore West Harlem

Greetings West Harlem Business Owners & Community Leaders!

Visit our website, we will be sending out monthly newsletters to highlight events, activities, and local businesses for the month. If you click the link below, you can also check out a full list of local businesses.

Places to Eat & Drink

GO! GO! Curry! is delicious and freshly made, yet quick; inexpensive and high quality.

Come check out this fine curry right here in Harlem for yourself! You won’t regret it!

Hexagon Lounge is a laid-back cocktail lounge that offers live music & board games, plus American & global comfort fare.

Shaking Crab offers an atmosphere for family and friends to enjoy the buttery, garlicky and spicy sauce mixed with the special Cajun spice atop the boiled crab, shrimp and craw-fish.

Brewed from organic loose-leaf tea, Tidal Tea drinks are mixed with the highest quality ingredients to create unique flavors.

Budget pub & brews are served at this bustling sports bar with a young crowd and a party vibe. Try out the $1 sliders, the $2 shots and the $3 beers for an all around great food and drink experience!

Upcoming Events

Grammy nominated artist MuMu Fresh, will bring down the house with a not to be missed hip hop experience. This powerhouse lyricist and MC will perform material from her recently recorded album, produced by DJ Jazzy Jeff and The PLAYlist titled, The Healing.

After the success of the concerts “El Derecho de Vivir en Paz” and “A Retrospective of Luis Dias”, ADCA’s chamber orchestra, La Camerata Washington Heights will be once again stepping out of traditional repertoire and into the world of fusion. This occasion we will be joining forces with the amazing Dominican group “El Gran Poder de Diosa” visiting NYC for the first time.

Enter if you dare! Guests will be spooked as the Cathedral of St. John the Divine screens Nosferatu (1922) complete with live organ accompaniment. Following the film, the full stretch of the Cathedral’s Nave is at the disposal for creatures of the night, led by Cathedral Artist in Residence Ralph Lee.

Leadlights is a collective of NYC string players who are passionate about sharing both contemporary and classical music with diverse communities through interactive performances and workshops.

The mission of Harlem Wellness Center is to educate, motivate and support life-long healthy living practices for body, mind, soul wellness.  Our natural, holistic approach to wellness considers the needs of individuals at different life stages as a means to improve balance, quality and longevity of life.