Fun things to do this weekend in Harlem and beyond.

A new year is here, welcoming a fresh wave of bundled-up visitors ready to explore Harlem. If you're one of them—or happen to be hosting friends and family in the area soon—here's a top list of things to see and do in the neighborhood. (Don't have room for guests? Try the Harlem Renaissance-themed Renaissance New York Harlem Hotel or the new The George Manhattan, Tapestry Collection by Hilton .) And since you're bound to get hungry, check out TCU's suggestions for where to e

Manhattan's amazing grid system makes navigating the city a breeze for locals and tourists alike—except when you find yourself in an area where the numbers suddenly vanish. Take Harlem. The streets running east to west are all numbered, but things get a bit trickier when it comes to the avenues. Over the years, three in the neighborhood's center—Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Avenues—have been renamed after prominent African Americans. Visitors may find the sudden lack of number

Six ways to have some fun this winter in Harlem and beyond