Harlem Stage is a vibrant arts and culture center dedicated to promoting and supporting artists of color through innovative performances and community-centered programming. Located in the historic Gatehouse building in Harlem, New York, the organization offers a dynamic platform for emerging and established artists to explore pressing social issues through music, dance, theater, and spoken word. With a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion in the arts, Harlem Stage has become a cultural mainstay in the neighborhood and beyond.

Noted for its unique emphasis on works that engage with themes of social justice and cultural identity, Harlem Stage curates performances that reflect the lived experiences of historically marginalized communities. Its artist residency programs and commissioning initiatives empower creatives to develop boundary-pushing work in an environment supportive of experimentation and originality. Harlem Stage also plays a vital educational role by hosting youth and community engagement programs that introduce new generations to the performing arts.

Key Services:

– Curated live performances in music, dance, theater, and spoken word
– Artist residencies and commissioning programs
– Culturally focused arts festivals and series
– Community outreach and educational initiatives
– Youth arts education and mentorship programs
– Special programming highlighting social justice and cultural identity through the arts
– Use of a historic venue: The Harlem Stage Gatehouse for performances and events
– Platform for artists of color to present work and engage with audiences