At Randall’s Island in East Harlem, balls and broomsticks fill the fields for the 5th Annual Quidditch World Cup. Think football, basketball, dodgeball and rugby all in one sport, albeit with a hell of a lot more imagination.
El Museo’s (S) Files art series features the work of 75 Latino contemporary artists in venues and gardens across the city.
Technology Services Corps, a free IT training program for disadvantaged young adults, opened a branch in East Harlem last month
The CityBench program provides public seating in East Harlem, creating a more age-friendly environment.
Two first-time runners race to raise money for Harlem RBI in the 41st annual New York City Marathon.
During Sunday’s New York City Marathon, seven runners raised more than $54,000 for Harlem RBI, an organization for East Harlem’s children.
Twelve years after the New York Restoration Project took over the plot on East 103rd Street and Park Avenue, the newly renovated garden finally opens to the public.
Local restaurants join Mount Sinai’s Communities IMPACT Diabetes Center in a portion-control campaign.
With a hurting economy and high gold prices, uptown pawnshops and gold buyers witness a change in the industry.
East Harlem apartment buildings are first in the nation to receive federal funding to make affordable housing green, though residents prefer security improvements.
