The Harlem Heritage Tourism and Cultural Center is located at 104 Malcolm Blvd., in one of the most historic sections of the community.  The center serves as a tourism office, where one can join tours, and find out about what to do and see in Harlem. Additionally, the cultural center  provides cultural events associated with the heritage of Harlem and Black America.  Come join us during BLACK HISTORY MONTH for on e of our following experiences:

February - Black History Month - 2008

July 14th, 2007 - Saturday - "Harlem Reads Harlem"

The Harlem Heritage Tourism and Cultural Center invites folks from near and far to participate with us in the launch of "Harlem Reads Harlem" on July 14th, 2007.  The idea of this initiative is to promote literacy in the community via heritage tourism.  Participants will read books set in Harlem, and then engage in cultural events and multimedia bus / walking tour of the community that pertain to the books we read.  We will start with the autobiography of Malcolm X.  After reading the book, we will conduct a multimedia bus tour that will present actual footage of Malcolm X at the very sight that he mentions in the book - this will make the pages come to life.

1:00 PM: Start of reading of the Autobiography of Malcolm X

Fee: free to be a part of "Harlem Reads Harlem", there will be a charge for future complimentary multimedia bus/walking tours and other cultural events attached to "Harlem Reads Harlem".

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