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8 Fun Valentine's Day Ideas—and One Not-to-Miss Galentine's Day Splurge—in Harlem and Beyond
Valentine's Day is fast approaching—this year it falls on Saturday. Don't have any plans yet? Head to these uptown spots for Galentine's Day (February 13) fun, gifts, and day-of ideas galore. Stuff Your Stanley Galentine's Day Party at Sugar Hill Creamery (Friday, February 13) • East Harlem 1642 Lexington Ave between 103rd and 104th Sts • Central Harlem 184 Malcolm X Blvd between W 119th and W 120th Sts • Hamilton Heights 3629 Broadway between W 149th and W 150th Sts Hear
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10 Harlem Shops with Irresistible Gifts
10 local spots where you're sure to find loads of irresistible gifts.
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The Sweet Life in Harlem and Beyond: 17 Bakeries and Dessert Spots for Treats Galore
Cupcakes at Make My Cake Searching for some sweet treats to share with the people you love? Look no further. These uptown bakeries and confectioneries are alway churning out mouth-watering morsels, from freshly-made cookies to ice cream cakes you won't find anywhere else. Here's where to find them (in alphabetical order): 1. Avrilililly's Hamilton Heights 1610 Amsterdam Ave between W 139th and W 140th Sts A neighborhood spot for creamy house-made gelato (look also for vegan
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The Historic Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market Has Moved to a Temporary New Location to Clear the Way for Affordable Housing. Here's Where's to Find It.
The temporary new location of the Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market at 121 Malcolm X Boulevard. After more than 30 years of doing business in a large open-air lot on 116th Street, the Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market has closed its gates and moved to a temporary new indoor space around the block. The African market, now located at 121 Malcolm X Boulevard (Lenox Avenue) near 116th Street, made the planned move in the middle of January to clear the way for affordable housing. Rows of
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