The Hamilton Heights-West Harlem Community Preservation Organization (“CPO”)
Staff Login
News
Make Music New York, June 21, 2017 – Call for Local Musicians
On Wednesday, June 21st from 10am - 10pm, public spaces in all five boroughs - sidewalks, parks and community gardens and more, become impromptu musical stages. Thousands of amateur musicians in every genre perform for the public at no cost. June 21, 2017 is also the first day of Summer and is globally celebrated as "Summer Solstice" which also marks the longest day of the year. It is the day, the world gets the most sunlight in one day! Hamilton
Read moreLandmarks Preservation Commission Issues New Process for Submission of Testimony
In our effort to make the digital submission process more efficient and fair, the agency has created an online form for Public Testimony and Comments on Public Hearing and Meeting items. In response to feedback, we have made a few changes, including providing presentation materials for agenda items on the LPC website by 5:00 PM on the Thursday prior to Public Hearings/Meetings, and accepting digital testimony until 4 PM on the Monday prior to Public
Read moreHarlem and the Future – Preserving Culture and Sustaining Historic Character
The 1st Uptown Preservation Conference - HARLEM AND THE FUTURE: PRESERVING CULTURE & SUSTAINING HISTORIC CHARACTER IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT Saturday, April 29, 2017 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM DUE TO THE HIGH DEMAND FOR TICKETS, THE VENUE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO THE ARONOW THEATRE ON CAMPUS TO ADEQUATELY ACCOMMODATE EVERYONE. Where: City College of New York - Aronow Theatre located on the first floor in the North Academic Center. (MAP) Entrance is
Read moreParticipatory Budgeting
After months of preparation, now is your chance as an Upper Manhattan resident to make your voice heard on how to improve our community with $1,000,000 in public funds. For the third year in a row, my office is offering the community the opportunity to get directly involved through Participatory Budgeting. This year we have an exciting slate of 11 projects, from parks improvements, to school renovations and public housing upgrades. Also, for the
Read moreHarlem School of the Arts ArtScape Summer Camp, Ages 4 – 12
The Harlem School of the Arts offers a summer of fun in the arts for children ages 4-12. ARTScape Summer Day Camp is an arts experience like no other. Campers enjoy a variety of classes in 4 different art forms: music, dance, theatre, and visual arts. Weekly trips to NYC’s cultural destinations and afternoon swimming highlight the three 2-week sessions. Each session culminates with a performance for campers’ families and friends. Join the fun!
Read moreGrowNYC Sugar Hill Greenmarket, June 18 – November 19, 2016
W 155th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue, Manhattan [map] Open Saturdays, June 18 - November 19 Market Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Cash, EBT/Food Stamps, Debit/Credit, WIC Vegetable & Fruit checks & FMNP coupons accepted. This brand new Saturday market offers residents of Upper Manhattan a weekend shopping destination for fresh fruits and vegetables, bread and baked goods, honey and other farm-fresh products. The market is located on
Read moreWalking Tour with Michael Henry Adams – Undesignated Historic Assets of West Harlem Hamilton Heights
Walking Tour: Focus on Undesignated Historic Assets of West Hamilton Heights. Join the conversation: learn about your neighborhood history, historic sites, and call for historic preservation advocacy to protect endangered sites of historic significance! Saturday, May 21st at 1:00 pm Community Board 9 sponsored Walking tour led by Michael Henry Adams. FREE - RSVP 212-939-9201 or eventbrite Meeting point: NE corner Broadway & West 146th Street
Read moreInwood Needs Your Help. Out-of-Scale 27-Story Building Proposed Next to Fort Tryon Park!
The Historic Districts Council chose Inwood as one of the Six to Celebrate neighborhoods in 2011 for its historical, architectural and environmental attributes. Nearly half of the land in Inwood is public park space which preserves natural terrain and geological features of Manhattan, as opposed to the designed landscapes of many parks in New York City. Thus, Inwood’s distinctive development pattern and architecture was created in relation to the
Read moreHarlem River Bridges Access Plan Workshops
Since the spring of 2015, NYC DOT has been leading a community-driven planning process to increase safety and mobility for pedestrians and bicyclists travelling between the Bronx and Manhattan across the Harlem River. The idea is to identify transportation efforts preferred by the community to create a continuous cross-borough user experience. The information obtained from the community will then become a part of the Harlem River Bridges Access
Read moreThe Petioni School Needs Your Help!
Are you a parent or a student in Harlem? If so, the Dr. Muriel Petioni Charter School invites you to participate in our Focus Group! We are looking for feedback and thoughts from the community regarding several areas crucial to the design of the school. If you are interested, contact us at info@petionicharter.org to get involved! Can't Attend and Still Want to Help? Take a second to fill out a quick survey to help inform our school design. Any
Read more
Join our Mailing List!
Advertisement
What’s New
-
-
-
Harlem River Bridges Access Plan WorkshopsMarch 28, 2016, 0 comments
-
-
-
-
Participatory BudgetingMarch 28, 2017, 0 comments
-
Coffee with Council Member Mark LevineJanuary 24, 2017, 0 comments
-
Art Makers: A Conversation with Camille A. BrownNovember 13, 2016, 0 comments
Find Real Estate
