HARLEM WEEK 2026 had final weekend, with two signature events that brought thousands of people uptown.<\/p>\n
On Saturday, \u201cSummer in the City,\u201d HARLEM WEEK\u2019s second-largest day of events, offered a full day of activities, including performances by local, national and international artists; the highly anticipated HARLEM WEEK Fashion Shows; health testing stations; and hundreds of vendors featuring food, arts and crafts, music, jewelry, hats, sculptures, corporate exhibits and games.<\/p>\n
At the conclusion of \u201cSummer in the City,\u201d festivalgoers enjoyed a free outdoor screening of the 2003 documentary Afro-Punk at at St. Nicholas Park.<\/p>\n
On Sunday, HARLEM DAY, the largest and final day of HARLEM WEEK, featured three stages of entertainment, the Harlem Health Village, Harlem Broadway Row and performances from Broadway productions, as well as local, national and international artists.<\/p>\n
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Food, arts and crafts, music, jewelry, hat, sculpture and corporate exhibitors, along with games and other activities, returned for the celebration.<\/p>\n
The popular Sundae Sermon featured a special appearance by ADEVA, along with a performance by Kwame and the Afribembe CARNIVAL, presented by the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute<\/a>.<\/p>\n