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William Greaves' 1972 film on the luminaries of the Harlem Renaissance, “Once Upon a Time in Harlem,” will be released on Oct. 16.
“Once Upon a Time in Harlem” captures Black cultural icons gathering at Duke Ellington’s home in 1972. On a warm
More than half a century after 16mm cameras captured a legendary gathering inside Duke Ellington’s home, a lost monument of Black history is returning home to its cultural epicente...
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*More than 50 years after filmmaker William Greaves brought together surviving figures of the Harlem Renaissance for an extraordinary evening, audiences can finally witness their c...
Once Upon a Time in Harlem, a yet-unreleased project of renowned filmmaker William Greaves, will open in theaters on Oct. 16. This film documents a 1972 party Greaves hosted that r...
*More than half a century after filmmaker William Greaves gathered surviving Harlem Renaissance luminaries for an extraordinary party in Harlem, the conversations he captured are f...
The Sundance hit will play Telluride, TIFF, and NYFF this fall before Neon releases it in theaters on October 16.
Harlem's Fashion Row celebrates Black designers, invests in talent, and kicks off NYFW with style, culture, and a $100k grant.
A still from "Once Upon a Time in Harlem" In 1972, legendary documentarian William Greaves filmed a party he threw for Harlem Renaissance luminaries. With help from his family,...
Experience powerful live poetry performances this October in Newark that inspire and unite communities.
By . An evening of conversation, poetry, and song that tells the story behind Boston’s most beloved holiday tradition.
Harlem Stage presents the second edition of the New York Black & African Literature Festival (NYBALF), running September 18–20, 2026, in a new presenting partnership that bring...
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