NEW YORK CITY — Juneteenth, officially made a federal holiday by President Joe Biden Thursday – will offer bountiful in-person and...

With temperatures in the 80s and a host of Juneteenth celebrations coming up on Saturday, this week is full of events every New Yorker...

Many Black businesses claim to have made more money on Juneteenth 2020 than they had the whole year, or ever. This year, so far, the same...

Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration of African American heritage and Culture and it’s come a long way since those first cheers in...

This Juneteenth, many cities around the United States are holding events to boost local Black-owned restaurants. After all, while...

It's official: Juneteenth is now a federal holiday. Also known as Freedom Day, the holiday commemorates the day the last enslaved Black...

Shop & Sip Harlem will take place in Harlem, NY between June 18-20! Shop from several black-owned businesses and celebrate with some of...

This Saturday celebrates American freedom. The ancestors will be proud. Harlem will be moving and shaking with three events that include...

Experience Harlem will kick off their 15th anniversary with a special summer Juneteenth edition of their successful event series, SHOP &...

Experience Harlem’s popular SHOP & SIP gives some well-deserved shine to the neighborhood’s Black-owned businesses with a weekend-long...

Experience Harlem will kick off their 15th Anniversary with a special summer Juneteenth edition of their successful event series, SHOP &...

Y’all can keep July 4th because we know that while one group was freed from another country’s control, Black people were still enslaved...

Juneteenth has been celebrated by Black Americans since the late 1800s, but last year, the holiday garnered renewed attention as Black...

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The first time Angie Hancock visited Harlem was in the summer of 1997, while working as an auditor for Sara Lee Corp. Something about...

As gentrification continues to spread throughout New York City with its effects shuttering small businesses that once thrived,...

The other week I received a random email from Kennedy at AskaNewYorker. While I’d never heard of the site before, I was curious to see...