What happens when the best in thrilling original radio theatre enters Manhattan’s oldest residence? Spirits just might materialize… Come out for an evening of spooky historical fiction perfectly tuned for the Halloween season and witness first-hand the magic and…
View this post on Instagram Mapping Resistance: The Young Lords in El Barrio Yesterday was your last chance to catch the walking tour of this really extraordinary exhibit. The brainchild of prolific artist Miguel Luciano, the exhibit breathes new…
BY Led Black (@Led_Black) In the former space of the 2nd Burger Heights, Barrel 79 (79 Audubon Ave) is dishing out some delectable bar food with a nice selection of craft beers. I really liked that they serve their…
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rebecca YS Perez (@writer.rebeccaysperez) on Oct 7, 2019 at 6:54am PDT We invite you to subscribe to the weekly Uptown Love newsletter, like our Facebook page and follow us on…
By Kaity Modesto As a proud native from Washington Heights, I can be a little cocky. Anytime I have to commute to the east side or go downtown on the weekends, I overthink it. It’s a mission to get…
By Gregg McQueen This is a bad sign. Rep. Adriano Espaillat is accusing Amtrak of going off the rails when it comes to a new advertising billboard that the federally subsidized agency has put up in West Harlem. Installed…
On this week’s episode, Rachel talks about the #TwitterVoices dinner she was selected to attend, Juan Bago tells us how he gets his nourishment at networking events, Jaime and Rachel recount Room 28’s performance at Festival People en Español,…
In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance and National Arts Month, join The BLK Table for a panel discussion featuring three award-winning Harlem-bred artists about using art as a means for activism, entrepreneurship, creativity, and how…
We need your help fellow Uptowners. The Uptown Collective is in the process of developing a new digital tool to better connect our awesome audience to the news, information, events and goods & services in the Uptown community. There’s…
As part of the 400 Years of Inequality nationwide initiative that kicks October 12, their will be a local vigil and observance on Thursday, October 17th to commemorate the souls that are buried in Inwood’s forgotten slave cemetery as…