HARLEM WEEK 2013 Photo Essay

PHOTO ESSAYLiving the Dream: Celebrating historyTheme:

Superstar Alicia Keys

greets HARLEM WEEKattendees at

Harlem HospitalʼsHealth Conference

A commemorative photo of the 1963 March On Washingtonwhich was saluted by HARLEM WEEK 2013

Music Giants TGT(Tyrese, Ginuwine & Tank)

wow the crowd with their live

performance on HARLEM DAY

The iconic Stevie Wonder

was saluted at A Great Day in Harlem

Over 5,000 runners get ready to start the

Percy Sutton Harlem 5K Run

NY/0 2014 Super Bowl salut-ed throughout

HARLEM WEEK 2013

A vintage Jaguar convertible on display at

the Upper Manhattan Auto ShowThe fabulous cast from Motown the Musical

performs at “Summer In The City”

A precious princess strutsher stuff at the

Children's FestivalFashion Show

The 50TH Anniversary of the March on Washington& the 150TH Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation

In tribute to

HIGHLIGHTS of HARLEM WEEK 2013: A Photo EssayThe Directors of HARLEM WEEK, Inc. are pleased to capture, in this Photo Essay, a few of the key highlights and images that were a part ofHARLEM WEEK 2013’s many magical moments. This year we celebrated history with tributes to the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington and the150th Anniversary of the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. This photo essay is intended to highlight some of the key events and activities whichyou (and or your associates) may or may not have been able to experience personally, and also to trigger positive memories and/or images of those events.

This report will also provide an overview of some of the over 100 unique, exciting and diverse events which were a part of HARLEM WEEK 2013.

We invite all to participate in HARLEM WEEK 2014 as we proudly celebrate our 40th Anniversary. Please prepare to celebrate with us.

OFFICERS

ChairmanLloyd WilliamsThe Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce

1st Vice ChairmanVoza RiversHarlem Arts Alliance

2nd Vice ChairmanMarko NoblesInjoy Enterprises, LLC

TreasurerBarbara BurwellBurwell Consulting Group

Asst. TreasurerTina McRaeNY City “Children’s Festival”

SecretaryPamela Lee Harlem Music Festival

Executive Director Winston MajetteLM Resources, Inc.

MEMBERS

Courtney BennettNew York City Mission Society

Timothy BurwellRalph Lauren

Dr. Jay CowanMedical Practitioner

Michael FlaniganMedgar Evers College

Irene GandyJeffrey Richards Associates

Stephanie FrancisBlackfrica Promotions

Reginald Idlett, Sr., Metrowine

Dwayne MontgomeryOver Watch Services

Michael PrestonJDC Property Management

Gilbert Paschall, Jr.Bronx/Lebanon Hospital Center

John PurcellBeth Israel Medical Center

Jackie Rowe-AdamsDistrict Council 37

Linda Wood-GuyL.E. Wood Enterprises

Bob TateUnlimited Contacts, Inc.

Don ThomasNew York Beacon

TABLE OF CONTENTSHARLEM WEEK, Inc.BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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1 Front Cover2 Inside Front Cover

a. Introductionb. HARLEM WEEK Boardc. Table of Contents

3 Honoring History4 Saluting 2013/20145 THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL5 APOLLO THEATRE SALUTES HARLEM WEEK 6 THE RUSSIAN TEA R0OM RECEPTION 7-9 “A GREAT DAY IN HARLEM”10-11 NY CITY SENIOR CITIZENS DAY 12-14 NY CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DAY14 MTA JOBS & CAREER FAIR15 “SUMMER IN THE CITY” 16 HISTORIC BLACK COLLEGE FAIR & EXPO17 Outdoor Fashion Flava Show18 HARLEM WEEK/Imagenation

OUTDOOR FILM FESTIVAL19-21 NY CITY “CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL” 21 NY Daily News GOLDEN GLOVES22 HARLEM DAY23-24 UPPER MANHATTAN AUTO SHOW25 HEALTH VILL AGE26 HARLEM DAY BUSINESS EXPO26 TRI-STATE JR. TENNIS CLASSIC &

USTA TENNIS CLINICS27-29 HARLEM DAY 3 MAIN STAGES

29 ALICIA KEYS – HIV & AIDS FORUM

30-32 PERCY SUTTON Harlem 5K RUN& “Anti-Gun Violence” Walk for Peace

33 GOLDEN HOOPS BASKETBALL CLASSIC 34-36 HARLEM WEEK CLOSING GALA RECEPTION37 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF HARLEM WEEK38 Partner Event: Harlem Summer Stage 38 Partner Event: Dance Theatre of Harlem 39 Partner Event: Entertainers Basketball Classic39 Partner Event: Jazzmobile40-43 HARLEM WEEK 2013 Special Print Publications 44-45 HARLEM WEEK 2013 Commemorative Posters46 Our Key Elected Supporters47 Media Event Coverage & Interviews48 On-Line Coverage48 Social Media Report49 Media Partners50 Presenting Sponsors51 Sponsors52 Co-Sponsors53 Supporters53 Partners54 Corporate Exhibitors54 Government Exhibitors55 HARLEM WEEK Professional Team55 2014 Sponsorship Contact Info55 Publication --Credits56 Back Cover

1 . Hon. Nelson Mandela (Our International Legend) 2 . Hon. Sonia Sotomayor, U.S. Supreme

Court Associate Justice 3 .Eddie Palmieri, Latin Jazz Great 4 . Maya Angelou, Renowned Poet/Author

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Our Celebrations of: 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington • 1963In honor of the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington, HARLEM WEEK celebrated Harlemiteswho attended the historic march on August 28, 1963 at our annual Elder’s Jubilee AwardsLuncheon, held on August 6th. (see p. 10)

On August 24th in tribute to the March on Washington we presented, in partnership with New YorkRoad Runners, the Percy Sutton Harlem 5K Run and the “Anti-Gun Violence” Walk for PeaceThousands participated in the run and the walk. These events were followed by a staged presentationon W. 135th St. & St. Nicholas Ave. saluting the 50th Anniversary of the March by the cast of“Motown the Musical.” (see p. 30)

The day ended with a special outdoor screening in St. Nicholas Park of “Brother Outsider” honoringBayard Rustin, the senior organizer of the March on Washington. The screening was attended by hundreds. (see p. 18)

HARLEM WEEK concluded our 50th Anniversary salutes on August 28th at the HARLEM WEEKClosing Gala at the Mural Pavilion of Harlem Hospital themed “Living the Dream: CelebratingHistory”, where we acknowledged national history makers with special awards. (see p. 34)

Our Celebrations of: 150th Anniversary of signing of theEmancipation Proclamation • 1863HARLEM WEEK celebrated the 150th Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation on Sunday, July28th at “A Great Day In Harlem” at U.S. Grant National Memorial Park. Presented on stage were cultural and gospel salutes highlighting the importance of the Emancipation Proclamation, we also incorporated music, dance and spiritual themes that reflected the significance of the Emancipation.(see p. 5)

At the annual National Historic Black College Fair & Expo on Saturday, August 17th over 60 collegesand universities paid tribute to the importance of the Emancipation. Proclamation (see p. 17)

On Saturday, August 17th and Sunday the 18th, at the (2 day) NYC Children’s Festival, information was disseminated to all families in attendance highlighting educational aspects of the Emancipation. (see p. 19)

President Abraham Lincoln

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at the March

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Our Salutes to Motown The MusicalHARLEM WEEK 2013 was pleased to acknowledge the extraordinary musical legacy of Berry Gordy’s MotownRecords and its lasting impact on America’s music playbook with special HARLEM WEEK appearances by thecast of the Broadway hit show “Motown the Musical”.

• on “A Great Day In Harlem” July 28th at US Grant National Memorial Park where we saluted Stevie Wonder (see p. #)

• at the NY City Economic Development Awards Luncheon, August 8th where we honored the producers and director of Motown the Musical. (see p. 12)

• at “Summer In the City” August 17th our musical salutes were to the Jackson 5, The Commodore’s and Martha Reeves and the Vandellas (see p. 15)

• on HARLEM DAY August 18th we featured an all-day salute to Motown the Musical and showcased the play on our three main stages of entertainment. (see p. 22)

• at the Salute to the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington on August 24th we saluted Marivn Gaye’s “What’s Going On” with a performance by cast members of Motown the Musical (see p. 30)

Our Salutes to Superbowl 2014On Thursday, August 8th, The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce hosted the Super Bowl NY/NJ 2014Host Committee at the NY City Economic Development Day Business Conference and Awards Luncheonat Columbia University. Alfred Kelly, President of the Super Bowl 2014 Host Comimittee gave a presentation atthe Business Conference re the economic impact of Super Bowl 2014 on our region.

At the awards luncheon The Chamber, and the MTA presented the Super Bowl 2014 Host Committee with the2013 Economic Impact Award. (see p. 12)

On Saturday, August 17th the annual HARLEM WEEK/ImageNation Outdoor Film Festival, in tribute to theSuper Bowl 2014 presented a special outdoor screening in St. Nicholas Park of Spike Lee’s film, Jim Brown: AnAmerican Hero on the football/sports legend. The screening was attended by hundreds. (see p. 18)

Additional joint events planned to celebrate Super Bowl 2014 will include:two major Black History Month concerts during Super Bowl Week at the world famous Apollo Theateron Thursday, January 30th – A “Gospel/Spiritual” Salute honoring gospel icon Mahalia Jacksonon Friday, January 31st – A “Swing Jazz” Tribute honoring the music of jazz greats “Duke” Ellingtonand “Count” Basie. We invite you to sponsor, co-sponsor and/or partner with one or both events.

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HARLEM WEEK Joint Gala FundraiserA Night on Broadway – “The Trip To Bountiful”Theme: Tribute to American Life & Theatre Location: Stephen Sondheim Theatre, 124 W. 43rd StreetTheme: Broadway Honoree TributesLocation: Sardi’s • 234 W. 44th StreetDay/Date/Time: Thursday, May 16th, 7:00 PMAudience: 150+ members of The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce and

the Harlem Arts Alliance Board MemberCoordinators: Chamber – Voza Rivers; HARLEM WEEK – Irene Gandy

As part of its Arts, Culture, and Tourism initiative, The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce andHarlem Arts Alliance celebrated “The Magic of Broadway” at a joint gala fundraiser and Mother’s Day weektribute to American Life & Theatre with a special performance of the Tony-award winning play The Trip toBountiful at the Stephen Sondheim Theater followed by a reception at the World Famous Sardi’s restaurant.Proceeds from the fundraiser benefited the two-day 2013 NY City “Children’s Festival” held in August.

1. Actor Cuba Gooding, Jr., our Sardi’s Honoree 2. Irene Gandy, HARLEM WEEK Publicist presents to Actor Condola Rashad, our other Honoree at Sardi’s3. Apollo program MC Adé Williams introduces the scholarship award winners and the presenting sponsors on the world famous Apollo stage

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The Apollo Theater Salute to HARLEM WEEK 2013Theme: Amateur Night Honors

HARLEM WEEK’s ScholarshipsLocation: Apollo Theater, 235 W. 125th Street

Day/Date/Time: Wednesday, 14th, 7:30 PM

Audience: over 1,100 from throughout New York, tri-state region,

nationally and internationally attended each night of

the month long Amateur Nights Tributes to HARLEM

WEEK on 8/7, 8/14, 8,21 & 8/28Board MemberCoordinators: HARLEM WEEK – Marko Nobles, Winston Majette

Chamber – Marci McCall

The World Famous Apollo’s month-long salute to HARLEM WEEK2013 featured exciting showcases at its famous Amateur Night with special

weekly guest performances. On Wednesday, August 14th, the Apollopaid special tribute to HARLEM WEEK 2013 College Scholarshiprecipients and selected Harlem educational programs.

Special thanks to Jonelle Procope, President, of the Apollo Theater

Foundation and her tremendous team of professionals for the fantastic job in

building the Apollo brand through its community outreach programs.

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Host

The Opening Reception for HARLEM WEEK 2013

“Living the Dream: Celebrating History”Wednesday, June 19th • 6:00 PM

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I. Welcome

II. Host Remarks

III. Purpose• Expanding The Harlem/Midtown

Tourism Partnerships

IV. Historic Events

• 50th Anniversary of the

March on Washington

• 150th Anniversary of the

Emancipation Proclamation

V. Salutes

• Motown the Musical

• Super Bowl 2014

VI. Some of HARLEM WEEK’s Key EventsFrom July 28th thru August 24th

• “A Great Day in Harlem”Sunday July 28th,

• NY City Economic Development Day

Thursday August 8th

• NY City Children’s Festival

Saturday August 17th

& Sunday August 18th

Key Events (cont.)

. • HARLEM DAY • Sunday August 18th

• Upper Manhattan Auto Show

• NY City Health Village

• Saturday August 24th

• Percy Sutton Harlem 5KRun

• “Anti-Gun Violence”Walk for Peace

• Teams• Co-Sponsorship

• 50th Anniversary Salute to the March on Washington

Please sign up for the events most desired

& take our Calendar of Events for further info

VII. Tribute to A LegendAcknowledging 50 Years of the Music of

Charles MingusRemarks • Sue Mingus

VIII. A Special Presentation to

The Russian Tea Room

IX. Thank You

PROGRAM

2013Theme

Location: Russian Tea Room, 150 W. 57th StreetDay/Date/Time: Wednesday, June 19th, 6:00 PMAudience: attendees included 250+ selected members of The

Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce, HARLEM WEEK Sponsors and Harlem Arts Alliance members

Board MemberCoordinators: Chamber, Chaired By Louis Katsos;

Co-Chairs: Patricia Ricketts, Voza Rivers, Darwin Davis

1. A gorgeous shot of the famous Russian Tea Room 2. Cheryl Wills, NY 1, TV Anchor, covered the program 3. (l) Louis Katsos, Chamber Board Member (r) Marko

Nobles, HARLEM WEEK Board Member presents award to (c) Hasan Biberaj representing Russian Tea Room 4. The famous ice sculpture of the Russian Bear at

The Russian Tea Room 5. Sue Mingus, wife of legendary jazz great Charles Mingus (being interviewed) was the night’s special honoree

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The world famous The Russian Tea Room and The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce, co-

hosted the Opening Reception and official kick-off of HARLEM WEEK 2013. This renowned 86 year old historic

venue was particularly appropriate to this year’s theme of “Living the Dream: Celebrating History”. At

this event, The Chamber honored the owners of The Russian Tea Room as well as the late Jazz legend,Charles Mingus who was recognized for 50 years of Creative Excellence. The Chamber also utilized

this reception to expand on the ever-growing Midtown and Harlem joint tourism partnership.

THE RUSSIAN TEA ROOM hosts the HARLEM WEEK 2013 Mid-Town Kick-Off Reception

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1. A view of “A Great Day in Harlem” from the Plaza of U.S. Grant National Memorial 2. Young praise dancers perform 3. The exhibit for” Motown The Musical” wasvery popular 4. Children’s dance company performs at the Cultural Showcase 5. Trayvon Martin is remembered

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“A Great Day in Harlem”Theme: Saluting the 150th Anniversary of the

signing of the Emancipation Proclamation

Location: U. S. Grant National Memorial Park,

W. 122nd Street & Riverside Dr.

Day/Date/Time: Sunday, July 28th, 12:00 Noon to 8:30 PM

Audience: attended by over 42,000 from across the city, tri-state region, nationally and internationally

Board Member HARLEM WEEK - Pamela Lee, Winston

MajetteCoordinators: Michael Preston, Jackie Rowe-Adams

Chamber - Voza Rivers, Tony RogersMain Stage Producers: Andre Robinson and Marko Nobles

“A Great Day in Harlem,” the first public event of HARLEM

WEEK 2013, attracted over 42,000 people to Ulysses S.Grant National Memorial Park throughout the day. This

year’s event was a salute to the 150th Anniversary of theEmancipation Proclamation.

In the first segment, attendees enjoyed the Cultural Showcasewhich featured Harlem Arts Alliance member performers from

selected local arts & culture organizations. The second segment

was a Gospel Showcase featuring The ARC Gospel Choir,The St. Paul’s Baptist Church Choir and others. The very

popular “Fashion Fusion” Showcase, which embraced our

2013 theme, “Living the Dream: Celebrating History,”was the best yet, attracting regional and international models and

designers. Following the fabulous fashion showcase, it was show

time: “A Concert Under the Stars” featuring a special tribute

to Motown legend Stevie Wonder’s famous “Songs in theKey of Life.” Unfortunately Mother Nature had other plans and a

torrential down pour forced the cancellation of the Stevie Wonder

tribute. We rescheduled the tribute to take place onHARLEM DAY, Sunday, August 18th.

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1. A Harlem Music Festival Drummer 2. A panoramic shot of the models, stylists and designers for Fashion Fusion 3. U.S. National Park Service Rangers4. NYC Public Advocate, Bill DeBlasio (NY City Mayoral Candidate) at the Great Day 5. The ARC Gospel Choir performs 6. Rev. Al Sharpton greets the audience

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Photos # 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, & 8 Capture some of the fabulous models at the Fashion Fusion Showcase produced by HARLEM WEEK Fashion Coordinator

Deborah Williams and her team at Her Game 2 2. A glimpse of the large crowd viewing the Fashion Fusion Showcase and two featured models

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NY City Senior Citizens Day ExpoTheme: Saluting the 50th Anniv. of the March on WashingtonLocation: Art Gallery of the A. C. Powell, Jr. State Office Bldg.,

W. 125th StreetDay/Date/Time: Tuesday, August 6th • 10:00AM – 3:00PM

Audience: attended by 1,100+ seniors and family members

Board Member HARLEM WEEK – Chaired By: Stephanie Francis; Coordinators: Co-Chair: John Purcell & Winston Majette,

Chamber – Patricia Ricketts, Ken Feldman

“Elders’ Jubilee” Annual Awards Luncheon Concert & Fashion ShowcaseTheme: Honoring the 50th Anniv. of the March on WashingtonLocation: Melba’s 125 (3rd Floor) A.C. Powell Jr. St. Bldg.Time: 11:45AM – 2:00PM

The Luncheon Keynote Speaker was the Hon. Cyrus Vance, NY CountyDA. The March on Washington 50th Anniversary honorees wereFred Crawford, Sr., former NBA player & Harlem activist; and HelenBrodie Baldwin, President/CEO of the Catalyst GroupInternational. Both, Mr. Crawford and Ms. Baldwin represented Harlem at the

historic March on Washington in 1963.

The always amazing and well-received Senior Citizens Fashion Showfeatured beautiful hats and scarfs designed by Harlem’s Heaven Boutique,Harriet “Rosebud,” Chris Hats, Chad Accessories, and AudreyWeaver.

Courtesy of the MTA – “The Melody Man” (Sammie Davis) providedan energetic and entertaining live performance tribute to the “Sounds ofMotown” which was appreciated by the over two hundred (200) luncheonattendees.

The specially prepared and very tasty senior citizens’ healthy lunch was provid-

ed courtesy of Melba’s 125 Restaurant and once again the fabulous

desserts were provided by Make My Cake.

The fabulous Senior Hat Fashion Show was coordinated by GladysJames, assisted by Deborah Williams of Her Game 2.

1. HARLEM WEEK’s Jackie Rowe-Adams and NY City Council Speaker Christine Quinn (NY City Mayoral Candidate) at the Senior Citizens Day Expo2. March on Washington 50th Anniversary honoree Fred Crawford, Sr. (center) is joined by his son Fred, Jr. (left) & daughter Crystal Crawford at the LuncheonAwards presentation 3. Stephanie Kinlock representing Con Edison presents their HARLEM WEEK Scholarship at the Elders Jubilee Luncheon

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1. (l to r) NYC Concil Member Leticia James (NY City Pubic Advocate Candidate) joins with Man. DA Cyrus Vance and Patricia Ricketts, Chamber VP at the “EldersJubilee Luncheon 2. Ken Feldman, Apple Metro VP,and Chamber Board Member welcomes senior citizens to the Expo. 3. NYC Comptroller John Liu (NY City

Mayoral Candidate) visits with seniors at the Elders Jubilee Luncheon 4. Stephanie Francis, HARLEM WEEK Senior Citizens Committee Chairperson, models

one of the fabulous hats at the Senior Fashion Show 5. HARLEM WEEK host comittee member Lewis Hill crowned with a stylish handmade Fedora by the

Hatman during the Fashion Show

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Hon. Michael Bloomberg, Mayor of The City ofNew York greets the Luncheon attendees

HEALTH CONFERENCE – 9:30AM – 11:30AMTheme: Obamacare:

Its Impact On Business & ConsumersPanel IModerator: Dr. Jo Ivey Boufford, President,

New York Academy of MedicinePanelists: JamieTorres, Director,

U.S. Dept. of Health & HumanServices NY Regional OfficeKelly Smith, Director, NYS Health Benefit Exchange - (SHOP)Denise Soares, RN, MA, Executive Director,Harlem Hospital Center

Panel IIModerator: Dr. John Palmer, Chairman, The Greater Harlem

Chamber of Commerce Health CommitteePanelists: Victor Bell, Product Manager,

Metro Plus Health PlanPaul Zurlo, Director, New Business Development, Emblem Health

BUSINESS CONFERENCE 9:30AM – 11:30AMTheme: Tourism: Its Economic Impact On Our Region

Panel

Moderator: Voza Rivers, 1st Vice President,

The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce

Panelists: Mary Wittenberg, President & CEO,

New York Road Runners

Curtis Archer, President,

Harlem Community Development Corporation

Nevah Assang, Senior Vice President,

NYC & CompanyAlfred Kelly, President, Super Bowl 2014 Host Comimittee

The 34th Annual Hon. Lloyd E.Dickens & Hope R. Stevens, Esq.Awards LuncheonWelcome Remarks: Robert Kasdin, Sr., Executive Vice President

Columbia University

Honorees: Frank Savage • International Business IconHon. Michael Bloomberg Mayor, City of New YorkMOTOWN: The MusicalSuper Bowl 2014 Host Committee

INDOOR BUSINESS EXPOA Free Public Indoor Business Expo from 10:00AM to 3:00PM-Attended by thousands. Featuring exhibits on small businesses, health,banking, finance, education, employment & career opportunities, newbusiness opportunities, community development and healthy food tast-ings.

OUTDOOR HEALTHY EATING EXPO“Healthy Eating” Outdoor Expo from 9:00AM to 5:00PM - Visitedby thousands On Broadway from 114th to 116th Sts. - “Harlem HealthyEating & Healthy Living” green marketplace farmer’s market withfresh fruits & vegetables, herbs, honeys, spices, holistic items, juices andmore.

MTA JOB AND CAREER FAIR The Metropolitan Transit Authority presented a Job and Career Fair from10:00AM – 2:00PM entitled “The MTA In Your Community” whichattracted hundreds of persons seeking information on jobs and careeropportunities.

New York City Economic Development Day Conferences, Awards Luncheon & Indoor/Outdoor ExposTheme: Visit Harlem: “Where The World Meets The World”

Location: Columbia University, W. 115th Street and Broadway

Day/Date/Time: Thursday, August 8th, 9:30AM – 5:00PM

Audience: thousands of New Yorkers and regional attendees participated in various components of the day

Board Member Coordinators: Chamber –Patricia Ricketts, Voza Rivers, Curtis Archer, John Patane, Dr. John Palmer

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1. Lloyd Williams, Chamber President, thanks the luncheon audience on behalf of the board 2. Robert Kasdin, Columbia University’s Sr. Executive VicePresident, welcomes luncheon attendees 3. Distinguished ”Obamacare” Health Conference panelist’s 4. Chamber VP, Patricia Ricketts addresses attendees atthe Health Conference 5. Alfred Kelly, President, Super Bowl 2014 Host Committee receives award from James Harding, MTA 6. A view of the luncheon daisand audience 7. Large crowds attended the Indoor Business Expo 8. NAACP Branch President, Geoffrey Eaton and associates at their Expo Exhibit 9. The AppleBank Exhibit 10. Deon Levingston, VP, WBLS-FM and Chamber Board Member greets George Fertitta, President, NYC & Company at the Luncheon

New York City Economic Development Day Conferences & Expo and Awards Luncheon

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1. . Frank Savage, international business mogul was our Luncheon Honoree and Keynote Speaker 2. “Motown the Musical” Charles Randolph-Wright,Director (l) and Kevin McCollum, Producer (r) receives its award from the MTA 3. Kim Jasmin, Vice President, JP Morgan Chase Foundation gives remarks and

made a presentation at the Awards Luncheon 4. Terrance McKnight, WNYC-AM/FM on-air personality mc’s the Award presentations 5. MTA Metro North RailroadExhibit at the Job and Career Fair was busy all day 6. A picture of some of the thousands who lined up to attend and register at the MTA Job and Career Fair

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NYC EconomicDevelopment Day MTA JOB ANDCAREER FAIRDate/Date/Time: Thurs., Aug. 8, 10AM – 2PM

Audience: over 6,000 New Yorkers and

others attended, participated

and filled out job applications

throughout the day.

The Metropolitan Transit Authority in con-juction with HARLEM WEEK presented its highlysuccessful Job and Career Fair. This event attract-ed thousands of persons from throughout theregion seeking information on job and careeropportunities.

There was major media coverage of the fair on

radio, tv and print.

MTA Joband Career Fair

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) in conjunction with HARLEM WEEK 2013 is pleased to present:

MTA Joband Career FairThursday, August 8, 2013

10 a.m.– 2 p.m.

Columbia University-Lerner HallJed D. Satow Conference Room2920 BroadwayNew York, NY 10027

Come and meet one-on-one with MTA EmploymentRepresentatives from:• New York City Transit

• Long Island Rail Road

• Metro-North Railroad

• Capital Construction Company

• MTA Bridges and Tunnels

• MTA Bus Company

• MTA Headquarters

Visit www.mta.info/mta/employment/ for current employmentopportunities and upcoming Test Schedules (Civil Service and MaBSTOA examination notices).

Bring Your Resume! Dress for Success!

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1. ESPN’s on-air superstar Stephen A. Smith broadcasts live from “Summer in the City” 2. R&B Songstress, Alyson Williams and the Jeff Foxx Band jointly

perform “A Tribute to Motown” at “Summer in the City” 3. Vy Higginsen “Gospel For Teens Choir” at their exhibit. 4. The HARLEM WEEK Products table

was very busy all day selling limited edition 2013 T-Shirts. 5. Children had a great time climbing the NYPD Rock Wall

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Summer in the CityTheme: Family ReunionDay/Date/Time: Sat., Aug. 17th, 11 AM – 5 PM

Location: W. 135th Street bet. Malcolm X

Blvd. & St. Nicholas Ave.

Audience: 55,000+ persons citywide, tri-state region, nationally and internationally attended

Board Member HARLEM WEEK – Pamela Lee,Coordinators: Michael Preston, Barbara Burwell,

Jackie Rowe-Adams

Chamber – Voza Rivers, Deon Levingston, Tony Rogers

“Summer In The City”, presented in concert withour radio partner WBLS-FM, offered a full day of activi-ties including the ‘Dancin’ In The Streets’ segmentwhich features WBLS on-air personalities and mastermixers, with performances by members of the HarlemArts Alliance. This year, we saluted “MOTOWN theMusical” with special performances from the cast of“MOTOWN the Musical” and musical sets of famousMotown songs presented by WBLS-FM entertainmentpersonalities throughout the day headed by the JeffFoxx Band and Alyson Williams.

Special thanks to Deon Levingston, CynthiaSmith, Skip Dillard, Koren Vaughan and Dr. BobLee of WBLS.FM for co-producing this great event inconcert with Harlem Music Festival.

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1. Members, supporters and alumni of the National Historic Black College Fair & Expo warmly greet CongressmanRangel (c) 2. Alumni reps from Virginia State University provide information 3. Rep from Wadleigh HighSchool shares information about its school as well as college information

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Black College Fair & Expo Theme: 150th Anniversary of the

Emancipation ProclamationLocation: W. 135th Street between

Malcolm X. & A.C Powell, Jr. Blvds.Day/Date/Time: Saturday, August 17th, 12:00PM – 5:00PMAudience: Thousands of students, alumni and

interested college supportersBoard MemberCoordinators: HARLEM WEEK – Chaired By: Winston Majette,

Co-Chair: Michael Flanigan

Over 60 educational institutions including Historic BlackColleges and Universities, along with public, private, city, andstate institutions of higher education from throughout New York,New Jersey and Connecticut were exhibitors at this great event.College recruiters distributed information on admissions, scholar-ships, financial aid, test requirements, internships, career and jobplacement information, and other related support services.

Each year HARLEM WEEK’s Executive Director, WinstonMajette, and his team collaborates to do a tremendous job incoordinating this important regional educational initiative.

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Photos # 1,2,3,4,6 beautifully capture of some of the fabulous models and designs at the Flava Fashion Show5. Provides a view from the stage, of the large audience in attendence, and two featured models

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HARLEM WEEK/Imagenation Outdoor Film FestivalFeatured Films: “Jim Brown: An American Hero” (8/17) & “Brother Outsider: The Life of Bayard Rustin” (8/24)Day/Date/Time: Saturday, August 17th, 7:00PM

Theme: Salute to Super Bowl 2014Day/Date/Time: Saturday, August 24th, 7:00 PM

Theme: The 50th Anniversary of the March on WashingtonLocation: Great Lawn of St. Nicholas Park – W. 135th Street and St. Nicholas Ave.

Audience: 900+ persons from throughout Harlem, New York, tri-state region and nationally attended each of the 2 nights

Board Member

Coordinators: HARLEM WEEK - Marko Nobles; Chamber – Lloyd Williams

Produced in concert with the extraordinary partnership of ImageNation, the amazing group which pays year round tribute to the contribution of the Diaspora to the world of film.

We encourage all of our members to support the efforts of ImageNation.

1. The big screen is set for the HARLEM WEEK/Imagenation Outdoor Film Festival 2. The crowd gathers to enjoy the Outdoor Film Festival in St. Nicholas Park 3. LloydWilliams, Chamber President, thanks the audience for attending the historic festival 4. Legendary Producer/Director Spike Lee receives a proclamation from StateSenator Bill Perkins (holding Proclamation), joined by his wife Pam (r), Moikgantsi Kgama of ImageNation (far left) and NY City Councilmember Inez Dickens

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1. Drumline in the NY City Children’s Festival Opening Parade 2. Kumon Childhood Edcuation Exhibit 3. Hundreds of lined up at the Colgate “Improve MouthHealth” Exhibit 4. The Children’s Clown and Puppet was a big hit and really entertained the children 5. The Taliah Waajid Exhibit of natural hair care products for children

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The 2 Day NY City “Children’s Festival”Theme: “Back To School”Location: W. 135th Street between Malcolm X.

& A.C Powell, Jr. Blvds.Date/Date Sat. & Sunday, Aug. 17th & 18th, Time:

12:00PM – 6:00PMAudience: 30,000+ children, parents

and family members attended this 2 day event

Board MemberCoordinators: HARLEM WEEK - Chaired By

Tina McRae, Co-Chaired by Linda Wood-Guy, Don Thomas

Stage Producers: Charlotte Sutton, Cynthia Holiday

Children from throughout New York and beyond attended

with their parents, grandparents or guardians -

(no adult was allowed entrance without a child).

Two exciting days of live entertainment, children’s“Back-To-School” fashion shows, sports, games,exercise, health screening and educational information, technology, and fun. Children enjoyed

face painting, mobile recreation centers and many other

exhibits.

As a part of the “Healthy Eating & Healthy Living”Initiative earmarked for children, free dental exams and

exhibits were made available by various healthcare providers.

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1. MACY’S exhibit attacted large crowds at the Children’s Festival 2. UFT provided educational gift bags to the Children’s Festival attendees 3. HARLEM WEEK’s

Children’s festival chairperson Tina McRae is interviewed by FOX-5 TV 4. Children lined up for both days to enjoy the fun of the inflatable slide 5. Applebee’s gave awaymany exciting prizes at the Children’s Festival

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1. Young girl gets her face painted by reknowned artist Grace Williams, at the Children’s Festival 2. A beautiful butterfly 3. NYPD Police Officer gets her “double dutch

on” to the delight of the children 4. Young men participate in the boxing exhibition made possible by the NY Daily News 5. Professional boxers, Eddie Gomez (l) 13-0 with 9KOs and Marcus Browne (r) - 2012 US Olympian 5-0 all by KOs were pleased to sign autographs for admiring children

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GOLDEN GLOVESLocation: PS 175 Schoolyard/Children’s

FestivalDay/Date/Time: Saturday, August 17th,

12:00PM – 5:00PM

This year courtesy of New York Daily News andits representative (former Golden Gloves hero)Brian Adams, hundreds of our children were ableto see (the art of self-defense) and participate inboxing exhibitions and demonstrations featuringsome of the world’s greatest fighters includingchampion boxers Mark Breland, Buddy McGirt,Juan LaPorte, Paulie Malignaggi, DannyJacobs, Eddie Gomez, and U.S. OlympianMarcus Browne among others. The Children lookforward to having another boxing exhibition in 2014.

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1. Serena Williams international tennis superstar greets children on HARLEM DAY 2. HARLEM WEEK’s Barbara Burwell & WBLS’s Skip Dillard present HARLEMWEEK Scholarships on the St. Nicholas Stage. 3. American Idol Music Director and Executive Music Producer of The Harlem Music Festival, Ray Chew pro-

duced and performed on stage on HARLEM DAY 4. The Apollo Theater exhibit attracted hundreds of visitors on HARLEM DAY 5. NBC’s New Game Show “MillionSecond Quiz” came out on HARLEM DAY to promote their inaugural season to our region

HARLEM DAYOUR BIGGEST DAYTheme: An All Day Salute to MOTOWN the MusicalLocation: W. 135th Street from 5th to St. Nicholas Aves.Day/Date/Time: Sunday, August 18th, 12:00PM – 7:00PMAudience: 90,000+ attended from New York, tri-state

region, nationally and internationallyBoard Member

Coordinators: HARLEM WEEK – Marko Nobles, Winston Majette, Gil Paschall, Jr., Pamela Lee, Jackie Rowe-AdamsMichael Preston, Timothy Burwell,

Chamber – Voza Rivers, Deon Levingston

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Upper Manhattan Auto ShowTheme: “Cruisin” by Smokey RobinsonLocation: W. 135th Street between 5th Ave.

& Malcolm X Blvd.Day/Date/Time: Sunday, August 18th, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Audience: 10,000+ car enthusiasts, buyers,

collectors and observers of all agesExecutive Planning Committee Board Member HARLEM WEEK - Chaired By - Coordinators: Reginald Idlett, Sr.,

Co-Chaired by - Michael Flanigan, Dwayne Montgomery in concert with Bill Hurley and Lazette McCants

The Upper Manhattan Auto Show celebrated its 24thyear as the premier outdoor urban auto show in thenortheast. We were pleased this year to exhibit and showcasesome of the most unique new vehicles, hybrids, fuel efficient cars, as well as introducing newly releasedcars for 2013/2014. This incredible Urban auto show alsofeatures motorcycles, as well as fabulous antiques, col-lectibles, historic trucks and buses.

Attendees voted for and selected their favorite cars andmotorcycles in several categories. Fabulous awards weregiven to winners in 12 special categories.

We wish to give a special thanks to the MTA for their leadsponsorship of this year’s event and HARLEM WEEK board member, Reginald Idlett Sr., who chaired the event.

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1. 2013 Upper Manhattan Auto Show award winners are saluted by the audience on the 5th avenue stage 2. This automobile is classic award winningChevy 3. Some of the Cyclists who participated in the Upper Manhattan Auto Show 4. A vintage customized Ford pick-up-truck at this year’s show

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New York City Health VillageTheme: “Our Health is Our Wealth”Location: Malcolm X Blvd. btwn. 136th & 137th Streets.Day/Date/Time: Sunday, August 18th, 12:00PM - 6:00PMAudience: over 6,000 persons mainly from Harlem, the

Bronx and tri-state regionBoard Member Chamber – Marci McCall, Dr. John Palmer, Coordinators: Darwin Davis

The Health Village continues to grow every year and this yearwas no exception - attracting thousands of attendees from acrossthe city and beyond. “The Village within Our Village” hadapproximately 40 exhibits from hospitals, health centers, healthservice providers, doctors, holistic practitioners, acupuncturists,dentists, and others, providing important health information toattendees. Free health testing was provided on site, as well asinformation on health plans, health insurance, nutrition, holisticmedicine, exercise, and “Healthy Eating & Healthy Living.”

Much thanks is due to Harlem Hospital Center for providing anew and expanded site for the Health Village in front of its magnificent Mural Pavilion on Malcolm X. Blvd.

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President Candidate) greets Marci McCall (Emblem Health) & her mother at the expo 4. NYC & Company exhibit 5. Future tennis champion lines up a shot 6. HARLEMWEEK’s Winston Majette (far left) with participants in the Harlem Junior Tennis Classic and NYPD officers

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TRI-SATE JR. TENNIS CLASSIC Location: Mill Pond Park Tennis Courts

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& USTA FAMILY TENNIS CLINICLocation: Howard Bennett Playground

W. 135th St. between Malcolm X. Blvd. & 5th Ave. Day/Date/Time: Sunday, August 18th, 12:00PM - 5:00PMAudience: over 500 attendeesBoard MemberCoordinators: HARLEM WEEK – Winston Majette, Michael Flanigan

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HARLEM DAY Business ExpoTheme: Support Our Local BusinessesLocation: W. 135th Street between Malcolm X Blvd. & 5th Ave.Day/Date/Time: Sunday, August 18th, 12:00PM - 6:00PMAttendance: 2,000+ HARLEM DAY attendeesBoard Member Chamber - Patricia RickettsCoordinators: HARLEM WEEK - Michael Preston

The HARLEM DAY Outdoor Business Expo has become a major showcase for local businessesand organizations that support and promote the interests of the small business sector. Since itsinception in 2010, this event has become one of the anchors of HARLEM DAY featuring special products and services from unique Harlem businesses, and business /investment information fromselected financial services companies who focus on the ever growing needs of New York City’s smallbusiness sector.

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1. Bridget Kelly on the 5th Avenue HOT-97 stage on HARLEM DAY 2. Casym Steel Orchestra provides smooth rhythms 3. Former NYC Comptroller,Bill Thompson (NY City Mayoral Candidate) with Assemblyman Keith L. T. Wright, Geoff Eaton, representing Congressman Rangel, and Hazel Dukes, President,NY State NAACP 4. Elle Winston performs on the 5th Avenue main stage 5. Natasha Diggs spinning original 45’s during the HOT-97 Motown Tribute set

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5th Avenue Stage • HOT 97-FMHARLEM DAY STAGESON THE MAIN STAGES • From 12 Noon - 7:00 PMLocation: 3 MAIN STAGES- On W. 135th Street

1) 5th Ave. Stage2) YMCA Stage3) St. Nicholas Ave. Stage

Audience: included over 50,000 persons from citywide, tri-state region, nationally and internationally

Board Member HARLEM WEEK – Voza Rivers, Marko Nobles, Coordinators: Courtney Bennett Senior Producer: Andre RobinsonHARLEM DAY 2013 was, without question, the largest and even more important-ly, the best yet. The stages, which all highlighted the MOTOWN sound, featuredstar studded performances in a variety of music categories, with artists fromaround the world. The 5th Avenue Stage sponsored by Hot 97 featured liveperformances by R&B artist Bridget Kelly and others as well as major DJ trib-utes to MOTOWN by HOT 97 Spinners.

The YMCA Stage once again, showcased the extraordinary “Back toSchool” Fashion Shows for children sponsored by The GAP and well-knownlocal clothiers. The stage also featured stellar performances provided byHarlem Arts Alliance which featured some of the best of local and regionaltalent.

The St. Nicholas Avenue Stage was sponsored by WBLS-FM. It featured avery special musical salute to “MOTOWN the Musical”, coordinated by bril-liant music director and Executive Producer Ray Chew & the Harlem MusicFestival All-Star Band, with not to be forgotten performances by TGT(Tyrese, Ginuwine, and Tank), Michelle Williams (of Destiny’s Child)and many other stars.

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1. A lady of song performs on the YMCA stage 2. A young model at the “Back to School” Fashion Show 3. Young entertainer gives an energized performance on the YMCAstage 4. TGT (Tyrese, Ginuwine, and Tank) Rocks HARLEM DAY! 5. HARLEM WEEK’s Marko Nobles introduces Marvin Thompson (brother of the late JamMaster Jay) and members of the Jam Master Jay Foundation 6. Charisa “The Violin Diva” performs during the Apollo Hour on the St. Nicholas stage 7. WBLS-FM’s DJ Mitch “The People Pleaser” spins his magic

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1. Vocalist Dylan Janet Brown sings in Tribute to Stevie Wonder 2. Scholarships presented on the St. Nicholas Avenue stage 3. A view of the thousands ofattendees from the St. Nicholas Avenue main stage 4. Members of the cast of MOTOWN the Musical thrilled the audience 5. Hundreds of attendees came outfor a community conversation about HIV/AIDS in Harlem preseneted by music superstar Alicia Keys 6. Alicia Keys, Stephanie Brown (Empowered Ambassador), andHip Hop Legend Russell Simmons on the panel at the Hey Harlem! Empowerment Event

St. Nicholas Avenue Stage • WBLS-FM Alicia Keys EventTheme: Harlem Is EmpoweredLocation: Harlem Hospital AuditoriumDay/Date/Time: Thursday, August 22nd, 11:00AM – 1:00PMAttendance: 500+

Superstar Alicia Keys hosted a community conversation and panel discussions as she empoweredthe community with important information on to how to combat HIV/AIDS. This event was co-sponsored by Harlem Hospital Center, Congressman Rangel, Minister Vin Baker and others including the reknowned Russell Simmons.

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PERCY SUTTON Harlem 5K RUN Starting Line: St. Nicholas Park at West 136th Street & Edgecombe Ave.

Day/Date/Time: Saturday, August 24th, 8:30AM

Audience: thousands of Harlemites, New Yorkers and regional, national and

international attendees participated in the Run produced by the

New York Road Runners

& “Anti-Gun Violence” Walk for PeaceTheme: Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On”Starting Line: St. Nicholas Park at West 136th Street & Edgecombe Ave.

Day/Date/Time: Saturday, August 24th, 10:00AM

Audience: over 1400+ hunderd attendees of all ages and ethnic diversity

from throughout the region participated in the “Anti-Gun

Violence” Walk calling for new legislation to combat unlawful

use of firearms on a state and national level. The Walk

attracted national and regional media attention

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Coordinators: Chamber – Chaired By: Lloyd Williams;

Co-Chairs: Patricia Ricketts, Voza Rivers, Darwin Davis,

Tony Rogers, Deon Levingston, Dr. John Palmer, Karen Witherspoon,

Marci McCall, Willie Walker

HARLEM WEEK - Jackie Rowe-Adams, Marko Nobles, Irene Gandy,

Michael Preston, Dwayne Montgomery, Courtney Bennett,

Gil Paschall, Jr., Bob Tate

The Media Partners for the Run and the Walk included radio: WBLS-FM, HOT-97 FM,WWRL-AM & WNYC-AM/FM. Print: Amstredam News, Daily News, Harlem News GroupChristian Times & NY Beacon. TV: Fox-TV & NY 1

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1. And they’re off! 2. & 3. Runners gliding through the streets of historic Harlem during the Percy Sutton Harlem 5K Run 4. Members of the cast of MOTOWN theMusical are interviewed by Fox 5 TV’s Mike Woods 5. International musician Joey Morant played the national anthem to start the run

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1. Members of the NAACP lead the walk for peace in our communities 2. Jackie Rowe-Adams and members of Harlem Mothers S.A.V. E. walk to stop the violence

3. NYC Council Member Robert Jackson (Manhattan Borough President Candidate) encouraged the walkers 4. NYC Concil Member Letitia James (NY City Pubic

Advocate Candidate) with one of New York City’s finest supported the walk 5. Harlem Arts Alliance members at the walk finish line 6. NYC Police CommissionerRaymond Kelly thanked the crowd for standing up to fight gun violence

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Golden Hoops High School Basketball ChampionshipsTheme: Honoring NBA World Champions From “The Rucker”

Location: Holcombe Rucker Park, W. 155th Street

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Day/Date/Time: Saturday, August 24th, 11:30AM – 6:30PM

Audience: over 800 attendees

Board MemberCoordinator: HARLEM WEEK – John Purcell assisted by Emmet Causey

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HARLEM WEEK proudly joined with Each One Teach One, the Daily News and the Rucker ProLegends in co-sponsoring the 2013 Golden Hoops Basketball Championshps at the famedRucker Park, America’s most legendary location for summer basketball. Five games took place on this day,each paying tribute to city unity (see flyer). The highlight of the day was the Rucker Pro Legend/HARLEMWEEK salute to NBA Basketball Champions Emmette Bryant, Nate “Tiny” Archibald, Earl “ThePearl” Monroe and Dean “The Dream” Meminger. The award to Dean Meminger took onspecial meaning because he unfortunately passed away 48 hours before the Saturdaypresentation. Bob McCullough did a great job as MC of the awards presentation.

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HARLEM WEEK CLOSING GALA RECEPTIONTheme: Living The Dream & Celebrating HistoryLocation: Harlem Hospital Mural Pavilion

Day/Date/Time: Wednesday, August 28th, 6:00PM – 8:30PM

Audience: 400+ Chamber, HARLEM WEEK members and sponsors

Board Member Chamber – Chaired By: Voza Rivers; Co-Chairs: Patricia Ricketts,

Coordinators: Darwin Davis, Karen Witherspoon, John Patane, Willie Walker

HARLEM WEEK – Winston Majette, Bob Tate

Senior Event Coordinators: Michele Scott

The HARLEM WEEK 2013 Closing Gala Reception honoring the 50th anniversay of thehistoric March on Washington (took place on the exact date August 28th and theexact day of the week, Wednesday, reflecting the August 28, 1963 march.)

On this evening we were pleased to salute the 2013 “Living the Dream HistoryMakers” with tributes in honor of a selected history makers who took part in planning1963 march.

Our evening honorees were Hon. Hazel N. Dukes, NAACP (receipent of the Myrlie and Medgar Evers Award)

Tamika Mallory, National Action Network (receipent of the Dorothy Height Award)

Norman Seabrook, COBA (receipent of the Rev. Dr. Wyatt T. Walker Award)

Municipal Credit Union (receipent of the Hon. Percy E. Sutton Award)

Harlem Hospital Center (receipent of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Life Appreciation Award)

We were pleased to present a special surpise award to Hon. David N. Dinkens, former Mayor of theCity of New York, who received from Hon. H. Carl McCall and Assemblyman Keith L.T. Wrightthe first annual Bill Lynch Award.

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1. . Judge Sylvia Ash receives the Percy Sutton Business award on behalf of MCU presented by Deon Levingston, Vice President WBLS-FM, and KeishaSutton-James (granddaughter of Percy Sutton) 2. Denise Soares, Exec. Director, Harlem Hospital Center 3. Hazel Dukes, President, NY State NAACP4. Tamika Mallory, Executive Director, National Action Network receives the Dorothy Height Award 5. HARLEM WEEK Treasurer Barbara Burwell introduces the

scholarship presentations 6. Brian Adams, NY Daily News, presents special framed headline to their scholarship recipient Raymond Moore, Jr.

7. Our featured perfomer for the evening was Jazz/Vocal Great Cynthia Holiday who wowed the Gala audience with her fabulous sound

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1. Norman Seabrook, President, Corrections Officers Benevolent Association, receives the Rev. Dr. Wyatt Tee Walker Award presented by Adriane Gaines,

General Manager, WWRL –AM and NY City Comptroller John Liu 2. HARLEM WEEK Scholarship recipients and presenters 3. Henry Warner and New

Perspectives perform to begin the Gala 4. Film pioneer Melvin Van Peebles greeted by Chamber 1st Vice Pres., Voza Rivers 4. Tamika Mallory with her presenters

Herb Boyd, Amsterdam News, Karen Witherspoon, The City College of New York, and members of the Mallory family 6. Some of the guests relaxing at the Gala

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HARLEM WEEK will proudly celebrate its40th Anniversary in 2014 (1974 – 2014)

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1. Hon. Percy E. Sutton, President, Borough of Manhattan, HARLEM WEEK Co-founder 2. Hope R. Stevens, Esq. Past President, The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce, HARLEM WEEK Co-founder

3. Judith Jamison, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and Featured Performer 4. Harry Belafonte, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and Co-founder Harlem Jazz & Music Festival 5. Nancy Wilson, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and

Harlem Jazz & Mucis Festival Featured Performer 6. Max Roach, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and Co-founder Harlem Jazz & Music Festival 7. Hon. Nelson Mandela, (former Presidnet of South Afirca) HARLEM WEEK

Honoree and Keynote Speaker 8. Celia Cruz, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and Co-founder Harlem Jazz & Music Festival 9. President William J. Clinton, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and a Major Supporter 10. BobMarley, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and early Featured Performer 11. Hon. Edward I. Koch, Former Mayor, City of New York and a Major HARLEM WEEK Supporter 12. Dionne Warwick, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and

Co-founder Harlem Jazz & Music Festival 13. Tito Puente, HARLEM WEEK Honoree, Co-founder Harlem Jazz & Music Festival and Featured Performer 14. Rev. Al Sharpton, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and Supporter

15.. Dizzy Gillespie, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and Co-founder Harlem Jazz & Music Festival 16. Minister Louis Farrakhan, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and keynote speaker 17. Julius “Dr. J” Irving, HARLEM WEEK

Honoree at Rucker Park 18. Gloria Lynne, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and Co-founder Harlem Jazz & Music Festival 19. Hon. Basil A. Paterson, HARLEM WEEK Honoree and a Major Supporter 20. Phylicia Rashad,

HARLEM WEEK Honoree and Major Supporter 21. David Rockefeller, Sr., HARLEM WEEK Honoree and a Major Supporter 22. Ossie Davis/Ruby Dee, HARLEM WEEK Honorees and Major Supporters 23. JamesBrown, HARLEM WEEK Honoree, Featured Performer and Major Supporter 24. Arthur Barnes, HARLEM WEEK Honoree, Major Supporter of and Co-Founder Harlem Jazz & Music Festival 25. Hon. Lloyd E.Dickens, HARLEM WEEK Co-Founder and Former NYS Assemblyman 26. Japan’s Emperor Akihito, HARLEM WEEK Attendee and Major Supporter

These historic photo imagesprovide a limited glimpse ofsome of the key persons whohave participated in, beenhonored, spoken or performedat, as well as provideddirection and leadership toHARLEM WEEK over the pastfour decades.

HARLEM DAY started underthe leadership of ManhattanBorough President PercySutton, as a one time, one dayevent on Saturday, August 17,1974. It began on West 138thStreet and 7th Avenue withthe official renaming of 7thAvenue to Adam ClaytonPowell, Jr. Blvd. therebybecoming the first majorstreet in New York City namedafter a person of color.

Some of the key city-wide leaders who assisted with theribbon cutting were: Hon. PercyE. Sutton, Manhattan BoroughPresident; Rev. Dr. SamuelProctor, Pastor, AbyssinianBaptist Church; Hon. Charles B.Rangel, U.S. Congress Member;Hope R. Stevens,Esq.President, The GreaterHarlem Chamber of Commerce;Hon Frederick E. Samuels, NYCCouncil Member; Hon.Geraldine Daniels, NYSAssembly Member; OdellClarke, Sr. Exec. Associate ofAdam Clayton Powell, Jr.; HalJackson, nationally renownedradio broadcaster.

The orginal planning commit-tee was organized in 1974 byBlackfrica PromotionsChaired by Lloyd Williamsand Co-chaired by: JosephRoberts, Sr., Marvin Kelly,

Tony Rogers, StephanieFrancis, Larry Frazier & VozaRivers. Planning Committeemembers included MicheleScott, Andy Reddick, OzzieDavis, Grace Williams, Rev.Jacques DeGraff, OssieThompson, Vivian Robinson,A. Peter Baily, Dr. EnriqueRiggs, Supported by TitoPeunte, A.J. Lester, Honi Coles,Jack Blumstein, RogerFurman, Hon. Lloyd E.Dickens, Hon. Basil A.Paterson, Judge Bruce Wright,Rev. Dr. Wyatt ”Tee Walker”Lois Alexander, Bill Tatum,Max Roach, Frankie Crocker,Gil Pashcal Sr., Bobby Hunterand Arhur Barnes.

Other distinguished attendeesat the famous ribbon cuttingwere: Sylvia Woods, R. LeeDunham, Hazel Dukes, JoeOverton, Rev. Dr. WilliamSloane Coffin, Rev. M. L.Wilson, Dr. Betty Shabazz,Eddie O’Jay, Rev. EugeneCallender, Hon. ShirleyChisholm, Lloyd Strayhorn, Jr.,Bob McCullough and many oth-ers.

As we look forward to celebrat-ing our 40th Anniversary in2014, we invite you to experi-ence and participate in the special events being planned.With your help, we guaranteethat all will be treated to livelyperformances, inspiring sympo-siums, fun filled family activitiesand a wealth of historicmoments.

HARLEM WEEK Inc. intends todeliver historically significantand educational events andactivities over the next 40years…

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1 . Hundreds in the crowd enjoying the Harlem Summer Stage performers 2. Dance Theatre of Harlem amazing students performing 3. Hundreds of people gather

at Dance Theatre of Harlem’s Annual Street Festival

PARTNER EVENT:HARLEM SUMMMER STAGELocation: A.C. Powell Jr. State Office

Plaza – 125th St. & A.C. P., Jr. Blvd.

Day/Date: Thursdays, Aug. 1st through 29th,

Time: 5:00 PM

Audience: thousands of Harlemites, New Yorkers and tourists attended

Harlem Summer Stage, annually partners with HARLEM WEEK, WBLS-FM and Harlem ArtsAlliance, to produce one of the most important cultural and entertainment events during the summermonths. Outstanding performers from across the region eagerly seek to perform on Harlem’s SummerStage.

Willie Walker, OGS General Manager who produces Harlem Summer Stage has done a tremen-dous job in creating a great success story.

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PARTNER EVENT:Dance Theatre of Harlem FestivalLocation: W. 152nd St. from Amsterdam to St. Nicholas Aves.

Day/Date/Time: Saturday, August 10th, 12:00PM - 7:00PM

Audience: over 800 Harlemites and New Yorkers were

in attendance

This annual event has become a much anticipated summer showcase during

HARLEM WEEK. It annually attracts hundreds from around the community and

city who enjoy outstanding ballet, modern, and African dance performanc-es from students and instructors of Dance Theatre of Harlem as well as

unique shopping opportunities with local arts & crafts and food vendors.

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PARTNER EVENT:ENTERTAINERS BASKETBALLCLASSIC (EBC)Location: Holcombe Rucker Park, W. 155th St & F. Douglass Blvd.

Day/Date/Time: Wednesday, July 31st through Thursday, Aug. 8th, 6:00 PM

Audience: Thousands attended from all ages and all walks of life

For over 60 years, Harlem has been known throughout the world as the home of the best of urban basketball. The Mecca of urban basketball has historically been featured at the renowned RuckerPark.For the past few years, the Entertainers Basketball Classic has assumed the mantle of the RuckerProfessional Basketball Tournament and taken its basketball legend and cultural reputation to new heights.The EBC global showcase has become the region’s most prestigious summer basketball tournament.

Superstars of basketball who have recently played in the EBC include LeBron James, KobeBryant, Chris Paul, Carmelo Anthony, Allen Iverson, and Amare Stoudemire toname a small few. Greg Marius, CEO of the Entertainers League and his team, have done a tremen-dous job in maintaining Rucker Park as the nucleus of urban basketball.

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1. An aerial view of the basketball court at Rucker Park 2. One of the players flying towards the basket for a resounding “Harlem Dunk” 3. Hundreds of attendees listening to themelodic sounds of “Great Jazz on the Great Hill” 4. Jazzmobile attendees dancing in the park 5. Steve Kroon and his latin jazz ensemble perform on the Great Hill

PARTNER EVENT:JAZZMOBILETheme: Great Jazz on the Great Hill Day/Date/Time: Saturday, August 10th, 3:00 PM - 6:00 PMLocation: The Great Hill – Central Park at 106th StreetAudience: Thousands of New Yorkers and tourists

Jazzmobile & The Central Park Conservancy, in partnership withHARLEM WEEK, presented the 6th annual GREAT JAZZ ON THE GREATHILL family celebration featuring the Big Band Jazz sound and SwingDancing.

Swing dance lessons were given to hundreds of happy attendees before per-formances from renowned artists, Alyson Williams, Bobby Sanabria, TheHarlem Renaissance Orchestra and Latin jazz sound of Steve Kroon.

Harlemites, New Yorkers and tourists from throught the region brought theirblankets and picnic baskets for a great afternoon of Jazzmobile in the park!

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HARLEM WEEK 2013

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1 & 2. This year HARLEM WEEK 2013 enjoyed coverage from our newspaper and magazine partners. Their covers highlight the celebration of multiple HARLEM WEEK events

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HARLEM WEEK 2013 Commemorative Posters

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1. Each year the creative team at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority celebrates HARLEM WEEK with a commemorative poster

2. HARLEM WEEK created a special poster to capture an important message: “We Must Combat Gun Violence”

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HARLEM WEEK 2013 Commemorative Posters

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1. MACY’s ran a series of Full Page ads with our print partners celebrating HARLEM WEEK 20132. The United Federation of Teachers students designed commemorative poster commissioned for HARLEM WEEK

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Key Elected Partners & Supporters of HARLEM WEEK 2013

Hon. Eric AdamsNew York StateSenator (Manhattan)

Hon. Charles Rangel Member of Congress(Manhattan)

Hon. John LiuComptroller, The City of New York

Hon. RobertJacksonNew York City CouncilMember (Manhattan)

Hon. Bill DeBlasioPublic Advocate,The City of New York

Hon. Denny FarrellNew York StateAssemblyman(Manhattan)

Hon. MichaelBloombergMayor,The City of New York

Hon. AdrianoEspaillatNew York State Senator(Manhattan)

Hon. Keith WrightNew York StateAssemblyman(Manhattan)

Hon. AndrewCoumoGoverner, State of New York

Hon. David PatersonFormer Governer, State of New York

Hon. Albert VannNew York City CouncilMember (Brooklyn)

Hon. Bill PerkinsNew York StateSenator (Manhattan)

Hon. ScottStringer President, Borough of Manhattan

Hon. Gale BrewerNew York City CouncilMember (Manhattan)

Hon. GregoryMeeks Member of Congress(Queens)

Hon. ChristineQuinn Speaker – The CityCouncil of New York

Hon. Inez DickensNew York City CouncilMember (Manhattan)

Hon. Letitia JamesNew York City CouncilMember (Brooklyn)

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Hon. Cyrus VanceNew York CountyDistrict Attorney

Hon. MelissaViveritoNew York City CouncilMember (Manhattan)

Hon. Jose SerranoMember of Congress

(Bronx)

HARLEM WEEK 2013 In Studio On-Air Coverage & On-Site Media Coverage

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A partial listing of our HARLEM WEEK 2013 major web partners included Harlem Arts Alliance, WBLS-FM, The New York Times, WNBC-4, FOX-TV, NY DailyNews, WNYC-AM/FM, PIX-11, NY1, Amsterdam News, UPTOWN Magazine, Playbill.com, NYC Offical City Guide, NYC & Company, WLIB-AM. Others were:

125th Street BID

AllVoices.com

Answers.com

Apollo Theater

Asbury Park

Barista Kids

Before Its News

Bi Daily Sun

Black America Web

Broadway World

BroadwayStars.com

Caribbean Life

CBS New York

Child Grows inBrooklyn

City Limits.org

Connecticut Post

Daily Record

Darien News

DNA info

Eventful

Eventsetter

Fairfield Citizen

Fujisnkei

Gerry Images

Greenwich Citizen

Greenwich Time

Guest of a Guest

Harlem Condo Life

Harlem One Stop

Harlem Views

Harlem World

Hop Stop

I 4 U News

In Flex We Trust.com

Kids on The Town.com

Kiss FM

Local Bozo

Long island Wins

Mom Trends New York

Mommy Poppins

My Central Jersey

My Fox New York

NBC New York

New Canaan News

News 12 Bronx

News 12 Connecticut

News 12 Long Island

News 12 New Jersey

News 12 Westchester

News Times

New York News Press

North Jersey

Norwalk Citizen

News 12 Hudson Valley

NY Harlem TommyNews

NY Seikatsu

NYC online

NYCVP

ParentDish.com

PBS

Rap 4 Ever

RoadRunner

ShelterPop.com

SlashFood.com

Stamford Advocate

Streets of New York 411

ThatsFit.com

The BlackList Pub

The Dallas Morning News

The Epoch Times

Theater Mania

Time Out New York

WABC Radio

Westport News

Wire Image

WNYC

Yelp

Yomitime

Zvents

ONLINE COVERAGE INCLUDED:

Social Media Update:

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Over the last 39 years HARLEM WEEK has become international and viral. HARLEM WEEK’S presence on social media continues to grow reaching over 350,000 peoplevia Facebook, Twitter, You Tube and Instagram.

Media Partners of HARLEM WEEK 2013

TELEVISION RADIO DAILY PUBLICATIONS

WEEKLY PUBLICATIONS

DAILY CHALLENGE

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MAGAZINES

HARLEM WEEK 2013 also received additional coverage from:

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HARLEM WEEK 2013 not only featured the largest attendance in our history it was also the most well covered. Total media impressions for HARLEM

WEEK 2013 were estimated at over 2 Million as reported by Rubenstein Public Relations/Communications. Media coverage was citywide, regional,

national and international. Below please find a partial listing of the coverage HARLEM WEEK 2013 received.

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2013 Corporate/Private Sector ExhibitorsAETNAAFFINITY HEALTHAPOLLO THEATERAPPLE BANKAPPLEBEE’SBLINK FITNESSBOB'S DISCOUNT FURNITURECABOT CREAMERYCARVER FEDERAL SAVINGS BANKCITIBANKCITI NATIONAL BANKCOCA COLACOLGATE PALMOLIVECOLUMBIA MEDICALCOLUMBIA UNIVERSITYCON EDISONNY DAILY NEWSDINOSAUR BAR-B-QUEEMBLEMHEALTHENTERPRISE RENT-A-CARESPN RADIOFIRST REPUBLIC BANKFORDHAM TOYOTAFOX TVGAPGEICO

GILBANE MCKISSACKGOLDEN GLOVESGREYHOUND LINESHARLEM ARTS ALLIANCEHARLEM SCHOOL OF THE ARTSHEINEKENHEALTHFIRSTHER GAME 2HONDAHOT-97JAPAN AIRLINESJAZZMOBILEJPMORGAN CHASELEAGUE OF BROADWAY THEATERSMACY’SMANHATTAN PHYSICIANS GROUPMAMA FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTSMUNICIPAL CREDIT UNIONMETRO PCSMETROPLUSMETROWINESMILLION SECOND QUIZMOTOWN THE MUSICALNAACPNEW YORK CHRISTIAN TIMESNYC & COMPANY

NEW YORK ROAD RUNNERSTHE OLNICK ORGANIZATIONSOUTH AFRICAN CITRUSSUPER BOWL HOST COMPANYSOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYSSPRING BANKST LUKE'S ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL CENTERTAHL PROPPTHE GETAWAY - THE MOVIETHE GREATER HARLEM CHAMBER OF COMMERCETHE NEW YORK TIMESTHE POSTIVE COMMUNITYTHE TRIP TO BOUNTIFULTHE YMCATOURO COLLEGEUNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUNDUNITED FEDERATION OF TEACHERSUNITED STATES TENNIS ASSOCIATIONWBLS-FMWELLCARE HEALTH PLANWHCR-FMWLIB-AMWNYC- AM/FMWWRL-AM

2013 Government/Public Sector ExhibitorsAMTRAKDORMITORY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

HARLEM HOSPITAL CENTER

HARLEM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP.JAMAICA TOURIST BOARD

JAPANESE CONSUL GENERAL

MANHATTAN DA'S OFFICE

MEDGAR EVERS COLLEGE

METRO NORTH

METROPOLITAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY

MTA BUS COMPANY

NATIONAL PARKS SERVICE

NY CITY DEPARTMENT OF AGING

NY CITY DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS

NY CITY DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS

NY CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

NY CITY DEPARTMENT OF SMALL BUSINESS SVCS

NY CITY DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & RECREATION

NY CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

NY CITY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

NY CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT – FDNYNY CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT-NYPDNY CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY

NY STATE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

NY STATE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES

NY STATE DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM

NY STATE OFFICE OF GENERAL SERVICES-OGSSTATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK - SUNYSOUTH AFRICA CONSUL GENERAL

THE CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK

UPPER MANHATTAN EMPOWERMENT ZONE

US ARMY

US DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

US DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SECURITY

HARLEM WEEK 2013 public/sector exhibitors were coordinated under the leadership of Emmett Causey, Senior Project Manager for The Greater HarlemChamber of Commerce. Mr. Causey was assisted by HARLEM WEEK’s Pamela Lee, Reginald Idlett, Jr., Michael Preston, Walter McFadden, Madeline Wyche, JoVon Ceymore, Johann Alemeida, Aurther Toombs and Lloyd Strayhorn, Jr.

HARLEM WEEK 2014 Partnership Opportunities (Contact us now!)We invite all interested parties, especially HARLEM WEEK sponsors, partners, supporters and members of The Greater Harlem Chamberof Commerce who wish to receive photo images from HARLEM WEEK events and activites to contact Winston Majette or MicheleScott of HARLEM WEEK at (212) 862-8477 or via email [email protected] [email protected] to make your request.

We also invite and encourage you to become a sponsor, co-sponsor, partner, exhibitor, vendor, entertainer, or supporter of HARLEM WEEK 2014 and/or other Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce 2014 exciting year round programs andactivities.

For information on HARLEM WEEK contact Emmett Causey at (212) 862-8477 or email [email protected] information on The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce contact , Patricia Ricketts at (212) 862-7200 or email [email protected].

CreditsExecutive Editor: Lloyd Williams Associate Editors: Voza Rivers, Michele Scott, Tyecia LeSane, Winston Majette, Marko Nobles, Senior Graphic Designer: JaSon E. Auguste assisted by L. A. W.

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Our HARLEM WEEK official publicist is Irene Gandy • email: [email protected]

in concert with:

PRODUCTIONS, INC.

HARLEM WEEK’S SENIOR PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANTS TEAM

The producer of HARLEM WEEK EventsContact: Emmett Causey or Voza Rivers

Phone: (212) 283-3315Email: [email protected]

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Contributing Photographers: Hubert Williams, HARLEM WEEK Senior photographer, supported by: Hugh Williams, Kwame Braithwaite, Kenya Smith, Robert Hill, Seitu Oronde, Dwaine Mithchell, Larry Byrd & Art Law

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The MTA showcases its antique double decker bus at the Upper Manhattan Auto Show

One of our stunning modelsshowcased at the

Flava Fashion Show at

“Summer in the City”

HARLEM DAYʼs tremendous crowd on W. 135th St.

Michelle Williams of Destinyʼs Childperforming on HARLEM DAY

Daily Newsʼ Golden Glovesboxing demonstration at the

Childrenʼs Festival

The fabulous St. PaulʼsChurch GospelChoir mesmerizes the

audience at U.S. GrantNational Memorial Parkon “A Great Day inHarlem”

One of the extraordinary HARLEM WEEK Vendorsfeatures fabulous international hats for all ages

Legendary film producer, director, actor Spike Leeis honored by Harlem State Senator Bill Perkins at the

HARLEM WEEK/Imagenation Outdoor Film Festival

THE MUSICAL

HARLEM WEEK 2013 Saluted Motown The Musical from July 28th thru August 24th

Steven A. Smith the famous voice of ESPN interviews HARLEM

WEEKʼs Winston Majette on his national radio show at “Summer in the City”

HARLEM WEEK 2013 Photo Essay

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