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to learn how East Harlem is welcoming in, the 2023 holiday season.

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Food & Drinks - North of 116th Street-Closer to Pleasant Avenue

Food & Drinks on East 116th Street

Food & Drinks on Lexington Avenue - South 106th St

Food & Drinks on Lexington Avenue - South of 110th Street

Food & Drinks on Second Avenue

The Crack is Wack Mural

Grandscale Mural Project

Spirit of East Harlem

Julia De Burgos Cultural Center & Mural

Celia Cruz Mural

Graffiti Wall of Fame

El Museo del Barrio

Museum of the City of NY

Uptown Grand Central

Metro North

Marcus Garvey Park

Harlem Art Park

La Marqueta

The People’s Church

Union Settlement

Art Space

My Favorite Place Amuse Bouche

My Favorite Place La Fonda Boricua

Mexican Cultural Influence on East 116th St

My Favorite Place Comedy in Harlem

Frenchy Coffee NYC

Pabade Bakery

El Barrista Cafe

My Favorite Place Charles Pan Fried Chicken

My Favorite Place Uptown Shots

Dell'Aria

El Regalo Mágico / The Magic Gift

Tito Puente

Caribbean Culture Center

JVS Project Space

Young Lords

My Favorite Place Mary's Candy Store

East Harlem Nights

Xclusive Arrivals

My Favorite Place La Marqueta

My Favorite Place Brownstone

My Favorite Place Hot Jalapeno

My Favorite Place East Harlem Bottling Co.

My Favorite Place Sapoara

Harlem Night Market at La Marqueta

Hot Chocolate Rides

Parranda in El Barrio!

East Harlem Holiday Tree Lighting

Pop Up Ice Skating Rink

El Museo del Barrio - Coqui Club

47th Annual Three Kings Day Parade

Trolley Rides

El Museo del Barrio - Three Kings Day workshop

Food & Drinks - North of 116th Street-Closer to Pleasant Avenue

Bistro Casa AzulMexican343 Pleasant Avenuebistrocasaazul.com
Cake BurgerAmerican400 East 120th Streetcakeburgersnyc.com
Santiago'sDominican/Beer Garden2337 1st Avenuesantiagosbeergarden.com

Food & Drinks on East 116th Street

NameCuisineAddressWebsite
NocciolaItalian237 East 116th Streetnocciolanyc.com
Hot JalapenoMexican219 East 116th Streethotjalapenonyc.com
SapoaraLatin American2262 1st Avenuesapoaranyc.com
Quesadilla MatyMexican228 East 116th Streetquesadillasdonamaty.com
La AvenidaLatin Fusion2247 1st AvenueIG: @LaAvenidaNYC
Changarrito Del BarrioJuice Bar238 East 116th StreetIG: @changarritodelbarrio
Delicias MexicanasMexican2109 3rd Avenuedeliciasnyc.com

Food & Drinks on Lexington Avenue - South 106th St

NameCuisineAddressWebsite
Lexington Pizza ParlourItalian1590 Lexington Avenuelexingtonpizzaparlour.com
Bar GoyanaBelgian/ Brazilian177 East 100th Streetbargoyana.com
Frenchy's CoffeeCoffee Shop129 East 102nd Streetfrenchycoffeenyc.com
Mojo DessertsDesserts177 East 100th Streetmojodesserts.com

Food & Drinks on Lexington Avenue - South of 110th Street

NameCuisineAddressWebsite
El PasoMexican123 East 110th Streetelpasonyc.com
Pabade BakeryCoffee Shop135 East 110th Streetpabadebakery.com
PerchCocktail Bar1693 Lexington Avenueperchbarnyc.com
East Harlem Bottling CompanyBar1711 Lexington Avenueeastharlembottlingco.com
La FondaPuerto Rican169 East 106th Streetlafondanyc.com

Food & Drinks on Second Avenue

NameCuisineAddressWebsite
Ricardo's SteakhouseSteakhouse2145 2nd Avenuericardosteakhouse.com
Monte Carlo's DinerAmerican2162 2nd AvenueIG: @montecarlodiner
Janie's Baked GoodsBakery2118 2nd Avenuejaniebakes.com
CascaloteLatin American2126 2nd Avenuecascaloterestaurants.com
Teddy'sBar & Grill2171 2nd Avenueteddysfnb.nyc

The Crack is Wack Mural

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In painting the mural, Haring addressed his frustrations with the ineffective government on tackling drug-related issues, and his concern with the rising number of crack-addicts throughout the country, and especially in New York City.

Location:
127 Street 2 Ave., and, Harlem River Drive (Google Map)

Grandscale Mural Project

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THE GRANDSCALE MURAL PROJECT CREATES A VIBRANT GATEWAY TO HARLEM THROUGH ART BY UPTOWN ARTISTS THAT SUPPORTS AND UPLIFTS THE COMMUNITY. During three weekends in late summer 2019, 50 artists came together to transform 1,500 feet of fencing across three blocks into a canvas for mural artwork. In 2021, 120 artists united to transform more than half a mile of construction fencing into colorful, memorable blocks to walk.  (See murals)

Location:
125th 3rd Avenue to Madison Avenue

Spirit of East Harlem

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The Spirit of East Harlem mural was started during the summer of 1973 by artist Hank Prussing, after receiving donated paint and the support of the local housing and community development group, HOPE Community Inc. Alongside artist (then apprentice) Manny Vega, Prussing embarked on the five year mural project covering one side of a four-story apartment building on Lexington Avenue and 104th Street. The children and adults depicted in the mural include “Flash,” a Spanish rock singer, a motherly big sister, a pastor and teacher, a Bruce Lee fan carrying nun-chakus in his back pocket, and a no-nonsense bodega owner. Prussing viewed this work as a mirror image of the community—capturing the people, as well as many backwards logos of popular culture, to reflect the vibrant life of the neighborhood.

Location:
104th & Lexington Avenue

Julia De Burgos Cultural Center & Mural

Julia de Burgos (1914 - 1953): Julia de Burgos was a Puerto Rican poet, educator and activist University of Puerto Rico, de Burgos attended the University of Havana, and periodically lived in New York. Between 1943-1944, she wrote for the Spanish speaking newspaper, Pueblos HispanosRio Grande de Loiza, but she also published several books including Poemas Exactos de mí Misma, Poemas en Veinte Zurcos and Canción de la Verdad Sencilla. After her health steadily deteriorated, de Burgos died in a hospital after collapsing on a sidewalk in El Barrio. A mosaic mural located on 106th Street was created in 2006 by Manny Vega and commissioned by HOPE Community, Inc. in commemoration of her contribution to the Puerto Rican and Spanish speaking community in East Harlem.

Location:
106th St. and Lexington Avenue

Theater Space available to rent:
https://jdbpac.org/theater

Celia Cruz Mural

Celia Cruz (1925 - 2003): She immigrated to the United States in 1960 after the Cuban Revolution. Her musical career in Cuba began with a band called Sonora Matancera, but eventually she became a solo performer in the United States. Cruz is considered one of the most influential and successful Cuban performers of the twentieth century. La Reina Celia Cruz is a mural painted by artist James De La Vega La Reina Celia Cruz mural is located on 103rd Street and Lexington Avenue.

Location:
103rd St. and Lexington Avenue

Graffiti Wall of Fame

Founded by NY community activist Ray Rodriguez (aka "Sting Ray") in 1980, the Graffiti Wall of Fame is located at the J.H.S. 013 Jackie Robinson Educational Complex School on Park Avenue and 106th Street. The graffiti pieces cover the walls in the school courtyard and those facing the street. Rodriguez founded the Graffiti Wall of Fame as a site for xiii Manuel Acevedo and Kathleena Howie-Long, are two El Museo artist educators who have been involved with the Graffiti Wall of Fame, along with other notable graffiti artist crews such as Tats Cru. The graffiti pieces change annually, giving new crews and individual artists the opportunity to showcase their talents.

Location:
106th Street & Park Avenue

El Museo del Barrio

New York’s leading Latino cultural institution, welcomes visitors of all backgrounds to discover the artistic landscape of Latino, Caribbean, and Latin American cultures. Their richness is represented in El Museo’s wide-ranging collections and exhibitions, complemented by film, literary, visual and performing arts series, cultural celebrations, and educational programs. History of El Museo

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Location:
1230 5th Avenue (105th St. & 5th Avenue)

Museum of the City of NY

The Museum of the City of New York fosters understanding of the distinctive nature of urban life in the world’s most influential metropolis. It engages visitors by celebrating, documenting, and interpreting the city’s past, present, and future.

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Location:
1220 5th Avenue (104th St. & 5th Avenue)

Uptown Grand Central

In 2016, we expanded to create Uptown Grand Central, a 501c3 nonprofit that works to support, strengthen and showcase all that is "grand" about our neighborhood, from small businesses to culture to greening to art. Our goal is to transform the East 125th Street corridor by putting advocacy into action.

Location:
(see website site)

Metro North

The Harlem–125th Street station is a commuter rail stop serving the Metro-North Railroad's Hudson, Harlem, and New Haven Lines. It is located at East 125th Street and Park Avenue in East Harlem, Manhattan, New York City.

Marcus Garvey Park

Marcus Garvey Park is a 20.16-acre park on the border between the Harlem and East Harlem neighborhoods of Manhattan, New York City. The park, centered on a massive and steep outcropping of schist, interrupts the flow of Fifth Avenue traffic, which is routed around the park via Mount Morris Park West.

Location:
Mt Morris Park - Madison to Fifth Avenue

Harlem Art Park

Small, shaded garden square with benches, creative sculptures & occasional art installations.

Location:
E. 120th St & Sylvan Place

La Marqueta

La Marqueta's story goes back to 1936, when the City opened the Park Avenue Retail Market to bring East Harlem's pushcart vendors under one roof. As the neighborhood transformed from Italian Harlem into Spanish Harlem after World War II, the Park Avenue Retail Market became “La Marqueta,” specializing in Latin American and Caribbean goods for the residents of East Harlem, Central Harlem, and the South Bronx.

Location:
115th & Park Avenue

Visit These Shops While There:

La Marqueta
Amuse BoucheBakery1590 Park Aveamusebouchebistro.com
CocotazoPuerto Rican1591 Park Avecocotazocateringllc.com

The People’s Church

DEC 28, 1969 - Young Lords take over the Church, name it the People's Church, and begin an 11-day occupation. They establish free breakfast and clothing programs, health services, a day-care center, a liberation school, community dinners, poetry and films. Thousands of supporters attend activities - it was a defining moment. Occupying the Armitage Avenue United Methodist Church in May 1969, the Young Lords set up programs inside what they called the People's Church. The building remained a church but also served as the Young Lords National Headquarters for nearly two years.

Location:
163 E. 111th St & Lexington Avenue

Union Settlement

Union Settlement is one of the oldest settlement houses in New York City, providing community-based services and programs that support the immigrant and low-income residents of East Harlem since 1895. It is East Harlem’s largest social service agency and serves 10,000 people annually through programs including early childhood education, youth services, senior services, adult education, mental health, small business development and community outreach.

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Location:
104th St. between 2nd Avenue & 3rd Avenue

Art Space

El Barrio’s Artspace PS109 is a community-driven project which transformed an abandoned public school in East Harlem into an arts facility. Designed by Charles B.J. Snyder and completed in 1898, this structure is five stories tall with a steeply pitched roof, copper-clad cupolas, and a wealth of newly restored decorative terra cotta. Today, the project boasts 90 units of affordable live/work housing for artists and their families, as well as 10,000 square feet of complementary space for arts organizations.

Location:
215 East 99th Street (between 2nd & 3rd Avenue)

My Favorite Place Amuse Bouche

My Favorite Place La Fonda Boricua

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Mexican Cultural Influence on East 116th St

116th Street, a vibrant commercial corridor with a majority of Mexican owned small susiness Owners! Located in the heart of El Barrio, this bustling street is bursting with energy, color, and culture. From mouth-watering tacos and traditional Mexican delicacies to handmade crafts and authentic fashion, this Mexican-owned corridor offers a diverse range of products and services that showcase the richness and diversity of Mexican culture.

My Favorite Place Comedy in Harlem

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Frenchy Coffee NYC

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Coffee Shop and French Bakery in the vibrant neighborhood of Spanish Harlem.
Quality Coffee and Tea drinks, fresh pastries and other savory treats all made on premises

Located at:
129E 102nd Street  New York, NY, 10029
https://frenchycoffeenyc.com/

Pabade Bakery

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Pabade is a family-owned bakery & cafe with a huge variety of freshly baked goods. From vegan muffins and flourless financiers to custom cakes and alfajores, all of our products are non-GMO and preservative-free.

Located at
135 East 110th Street
New York, NY 10029
https://www.pabadebakery.com/

El Barrista Cafe

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Located at:
2154 3rd Ave
New York, NY 10035
https://www.instagram.com/elbarristanyc/?hl=en

My Favorite Place Charles Pan Fried Chicken

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My Favorite Place Uptown Shots

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Dell'Aria

Dell Aria coffee

Our premier location and headquarters are an expression of everything we care about in coffee and the community. Our expert baristas craft a wide variety of beverages from single-origin espresso and flat white’s to authentic Sicilian Moka pot lattes to Cafe Napolitano’s to Affogato. Our baristas speak coffee.

Located at:
232 E. 111th Street New York, NY 10029
https://www.dellariacaffe.com/visit-2/

El Regalo Mágico / The Magic Gift

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"El Regalo Mágico"
2016
East 110th Street and Lexington Avenue

Located in the East Harlem section of New York City in collaboration with Celso González and Roberto Biaggi of CERO Design, Puerto Rico. The title of the mural, "El Regalo Mágico/The Magic Gift", refers to the gift of inspiration. The figure is based on respected Nuyorican author Nicholasa Mohr, who lives nearby, and is known for being one of the first widely published Latina authors in the United States.

For more information:
https://www.elmac.net/murals-outdoors/view/4781593/1/4781610

Tito Puente

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Tito Puente and his iconic hit, “Oye Como Va”, has its very own tribute on the corner of 3rd and 110th street. Fun Fact: 110th Street is also known as Tito Puente Way. El Rey De Los Timbales found his rhythm on the streets of Spanish Harlem which is why the neighborhood has paid homage to the hit-maker by keeping his presence alive. Tito Puente is the face of Latin music for many people. His showmanship, musical talent, and dedication to performing kept him in the spotlight from his early performances in the 1940s until his death in 2000. He was born in 1923 in Spanish Harlem to parents who were both Puerto Rican descendants. (2000 3rd Avenue)

Learn more:
https://www.travelcoterie.com/visit-spanish-harlems-oye-como-va-mural/

Caribbean Culture Center

CCCADI’s programs serve children/youth, families, young professionals, elders, local, and international artists, and practitioners of African-based spiritual traditions. Through our work CCCADI offers a collective space where African descendants honor the contributions of the global African Diaspora through exhibitions, performances, conferences, educational programs, and international exchanges. (120 East 125th Street)

Learn more:
https://www.cccadi.org/

JVS Project Space

The Project Space brings a new dynamic to the burgeoning East Harlem art scene by offering established emerging artists the opportunity to develop and present an installation or a new body of work to an audience of artists, collectors, curators, and art enthusiasts. Inspired by mentor, great teacher and artist, Robert Blackburn, JVS Project Space continues to be a space for artists to learn, create, and find community and inspiration through the creative potential of printmaking in New York City. In tandem with Julio Valdez Studio, LLC. The Project Space allows artists to create and facilitate opportunities by presenting and sharing their work, here, in the nexus of the art world. (181 East 108th Street)

Learn more:
https://www.jvsprojectspace.com/

Young Lords

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The Young Lords were a revolutionary group of young Puerto Rican activists who organized for social justice in their communities during the late 1960s-1970s. They were committed to the liberation of all oppressed peoples, fighting racism and injustice with an emphasis on issues of health, food, housing and education. Inspired by the Black Panthers, they were founded in Chicago in 1968, and formed a New York chapter in East Harlem in 1969. (99th Street Between 2nd and 3rd Avenue)

Learn more:
https://www.mappingresistance.com/copy-of-madison-avenue-1

My Favorite Place Mary's Candy Store

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East Harlem Nights

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Get ready to experience the vibrant energy and rich culture of East Harlem at the East Harlem Nights Festival!

This lively event brings together the best of the neighborhood's music, food, and art for a night of celebration and community. You'll be able to dance to the rhythm of live performances from local musicians, savor delicious dishes from diverse food vendors, and admire stunning art installations and exhibitions from talented artists. Whether you're a longtime resident or a curious visitor, East Harlem Nights Festival promises to be an unforgettable evening filled with joy, connection, and creativity.

Join us for some magical nights in El Barrio.
RSVP To Attend Here

Xclusive Arrivals

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Xclusive Arrivals is a sneaker store in East Harlem that has earned a reputation as a go-to destination for sneakerheads and casual shoe enthusiasts alike. With a wide selection of the latest releases from all the top brands, Xclusive Arrivals is the perfect place to find the perfect pair of sneakers to complete your outfit. Their knowledgeable staff is always on hand to help customers find what they're looking for, and they pride themselves on providing exceptional customer service. Xclusive Arrivals also offers a range of streetwear and accessories to complement your new kicks. But what sets them apart is their commitment to the community - they regularly host events and giveaways to give back to their loyal customers and support local initiatives. Whether you're a serious sneaker collector or just looking for a fresh pair of kicks, Xclusive Arrivals is a must-visit store in East Harlem.

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My Favorite Place La Marqueta

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My Favorite Place Brownstone

My Favorite Place Hot Jalapeno

My Favorite Place East Harlem Bottling Co.

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My Favorite Place Sapoara

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Harlem Night Market at La Marqueta

 

Night market featuring holiday shopping with handmade goods from local artisans, a sweet and savory food court, and hot dance floor. Come early for the Winter Wonderland for families at Urban Garden Center. Click here to attend

Date & Time:
December 2, 8, 16 @ 4pm - 8pm
Location:
La Placita, La Marqueta & Urban Garden Center
RSVP Here

Hot Chocolate Rides

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Bike tour of some of the best coffee shops in the neighborhood to learn their stories and sample hot chocolate.
Date & Time:
December 3, 10, 20 @ 10am - Noon
Location:
Small businesses across Harlem
Click here to attend

Parranda in El Barrio!

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Join us as we kick off the Three Kings Day celebrations with a fun-filled day of family programming! BombaYo, who will lead us in the Puerto Rican holiday caroling tradition of parrandas. Beginning at El Museo, you will learn about the origins of parrandas, and the plena rhythm that guides it’s storytelling tradition. Shortly after, we will welcome everyone to join us as we take the celebration onto the street and into the community! All ages welcome! Dress appropriately for an outdoor experience. RSVP at www.elmuseo
Date & Time:
December 9 @ 2pm - 4pm
Location:
El Museo - 1230 Fifth Avenue
Click here to attend

East Harlem Holiday Tree Lighting

20th Anniversary of the East Harlem Christmas Tree Ceremony
Date & Time:
December 1st @ 6:30pm

Location:
Franklin Plaza, 106th and 3rd Ave

Click Here To Attend

Pop Up Ice Skating Rink

Following the tree lighting, join us for skating, hot chocolate and good music to kick off the holidays.

Date & Time:
December 1st @ 7pm - 9pm

Location:
White Park on 106th between 3rd and Lexington Ave

Click Here To Attend

El Museo del Barrio - Coqui Club

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COQUÍ CLUB: Celebrating los Tres Reyes!
Hola! El Museo is excited to host Coquí Club, our bilingual program for our tiniest visitors at El Museo del Barrio for an IN-PERSON experience at the museum! Coquí Club is an interactive program facilitated by our museum educators and includes storytelling, discussion, and an art-making project. Be sure to bring your Coqui crowns and get ready to have fun!

Join us as we welcome the holiday season with a Tres Reyes (Three Kings) celebration inspired by our lively mascot, the Coqui! The Three Kings' Day celebration is a magical event that brings extra joy to the holiday season, captivating both children and Coquis worldwide. Our gathering will include a reading of "Un Coquí de Boriquén con los Reyes a Belén" by Lara Mercado, singing our Coqui anthem, exploring artwork from El Museo del Barrio’s current exhibition, and crafting our own Tres Reyes crowns. We look forward to seeing you there!

FREE ADMISSION | To RSVP visit www.elmuseo.org.
Please note new start times. Preregistration is required. Due to space limitations,
if you reserve a spot and are unable to join, please cancel your registration in
advance so spots can open for others. Please register each child separately.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Date & Time:
December 9th @ 10-11 AM & 11:15-12:15PM

Location:
1230 Fifth Avenue

Click Here To Attend

47th Annual Three Kings Day Parade

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El Museo del Barrio is delighted to present the 47th Annual Three Kings Day Parade and Celebration! This year’s theme, entitled ‘Spoken Word: The Power of Oral Tradition,’ celebrates the importance and significance of unwritten stories, fables, and traditions, giving space to those who have and continue to share stories and uphold traditions in our communities.

Held in El Barrio (East Harlem), New York, the time-honored Parade will begin at 11am at 106th Street and Park Avenue and end at 12pm on 115th Street and Park Avenue. The Parade will feature camels, floats, live music, and hundreds of participants. Soon after, we invite parade-goers to come back to El Museo del Barrio for a live musical performance in El Teatro from 1:30-3pm.

Date & Time:
January 5th @ 11am - 2pm

Location:
1230 Fifth Avenue

Click Here To Attend

Trolley Rides

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Riding a trolley through EH with live singing (paranda), story telling and supporting small businesses in the community

Date & Time:
December 2, 9, 16 @ 4pm - 7pm

Location:
Route: Urban Garden Center and La Marqueta

First Come First Serve (space is limited)

El Museo del Barrio - Three Kings Day workshop

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Join El Museo's Museum Educators at the Urban Garden Center to learn about the festive tradiiton of Three Kings Day! Make your own cajita to leave out for the Kings and their camels, and make a crown to wear in El Museo's parade on Friday, January 5!

Date & Time:
December 9th @ 3pm - 5pm

Location:
Urban Garden Center @ East 111th St and Park Ave

Click Here To Attend

More Events Below

East Harlem For The Holidays 2023

The Experience List

Small Business Saturday
Saturday - Nov. 25, 2023

Join us to help kick off our holiday festivities, goodie bags, & guide to experience the neighborhood. Snacks & refreshments provided. RSVP required.
La Marqueta

Holiday Digital Map Kickoff
Friday - December 1, 2023 11am - 12pm

Following the tree lighting, join us for skating, hot chocolate and good music to kick off the holidays. RSVP required.
White Park 106th Street Btwe 3rd Ave & Lexington Ave

Pop Up Ice Skating Rink
Friday - December 1, 2023 7pm - 9pm

Following the tree lighting, join us for skating, hot chocolate and good music to kick off the holidays. RSVP required.
White Park 106th Street Btwe 3rd Ave & Lexington Ave

East Harlem Tree Lighting
Friday - December 1, 2023 6:30pm

This year we celebrate an exciting mile-stone anniversary...our 20th. We invite you to contribute an ornament.
E. 106th St & 3rd Avenue

Harlem Night Market 2023
December 2, 9, & 16
4pm - 8pm

Music, Food, Makers, Culture & Community + a Winter wonderland market at Urban Garden Center
La Marqueta

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Hot Chocolate Rides
December 3
10am - 12pm

Bike tour of some of the best coffeeshops in the neighborhood to learn their stories and sample hot chocolate.
Uptown Grand Central / El Barrio Bikes

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Hot Chocolate Rides
December 10
10am - 12pm

Bike tour of some of the best coffeeshops in the neighborhood to learn their stories and sample hot chocolate.
Uptown Grand Central / El Barrio Bikes

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Hot Chocolate Rides
December 20
10am - 12pm

Bike tour of some of the best coffeeshops in the neighborhood to learn their stories and sample hot chocolate.
Uptown Grand Central / El Barrio Bikes

Sana Sana Winter Marqueta
November 25
12pm

From beautiful artwork to handcrafted jewelry, trendy fashion accessories to delectable sweets.
El Barrio Art Space
215 E.99th Street, NY, NY

Emit Theatre After School Program
Every Monday
3pm - 5pm

Free after school program hosted in collaboration with the Shakespeare Forum.
El Barrio Art Space
215 E.99th Street, NY, NY

Paisaje Primario Art Exhibition
Exhibiting until Nov 29
6pm - 9pm

In celebration of Puerto Rican Heritage Month, join us at the opening reception of "Paisaje Primario" by Artists Collective Las 7 Mujeres en Movimiento"
El Barrio Art Space
215 E.99th Street, NY, NY

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Artisan's Holiday Market
December 9th
12noon - 6pm

Shop this holiday season supporting local Puerto Rican artists at El Barrio's Artspace. Contact info@prida.org for more info.
El Barrio Art Space
215 E. 99th Street, NY, NY

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Member Lounge – Cocktails & Culture: Winter Blast
December 14
6pm

Members enjoy an exclusive bar at Cocktails & Culture: Winter Blast! Grab a drink, mingle with fellow members, and move your feet to the beats spun by DJ tres dos
Museum of the City of New York
1220 Fifth Ave at 103rd St.

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Gingerbread NYC Community Day
December 9
1pm - 5pm

Join us to celebrate the holiday season with a visit to the 2nd Annual Gingerbread NYC display - and a chance to see Santa! This program is free.
Museum of the City of New York
1220 Fifth Ave at 103rd St.