NEWS/EVENTS

The theme of our activity this Tuesday is the next chapter, as we prepare for school again, either entering into a new classroom or school.

This week, we are building on our lesson last week learning about flags to think about places, connection, and community.

The mental and physical benefits of meditation are now widely recognized. Not only for adults, but children too.

Summer is not canceled! We have some cool summer activities for BGCHarlem Campers once enrolled.

Sojourner Truth was an abolitionist, feminist, women's right activist, and preacher born into slavery, but who is remembered as a legend.

A Recyclable Arts Lesson by Arts Horizon Teaching Artist, Vickie Fremont Let's create dolls out of plastic bottles! For this activity you...

Today, we are introducing the concept of improv storytelling. Improv is "storytelling on your feet," according to Greg Atkins.

This week, we are focusing on flags so we can learn more about places, connection, and community!

Donate to the the BGCH Summer Camp program and provide enrichment activities for kids 5-12.

Join other BGCHarlem parents for only 30-minutes to relax, laugh, and share.

Forty years ago, Boys & Girls Club of Harlem emerged out of the vision of the Convent Avenue Baptist Church Women's Ministry.

Enroll Your Child In BGCHarlem Summer Day Camp 2020!

BGCHarlem continues to serve Harlem youth by providing a welcoming environment where kids are supported and cared for.

We're taking our lessons about sound, pitch, volume/loudness, and rhythm, to explore the various kinds of musical instruments.

Creative writing gets “rolling” as students activate their imagination to explore storytelling, with a twist.

This week Literacy Lesson, we will focus on the emotions “joy” and “sadness” while writing Haikus.

Learn how to apply mathematical understandings to music's rhythm, sound, pitch, and volume/loudness.

Over the last week, our country has been engulfed in the tragic killing of George Floyd.

Whether it’s serene calm or tense drama, said emotions could be conveyed without the need for words.

This week, we are exploring the idea of sound as a wave.

In honor of New York Music Month, we are taking a look at music, emotions, and sound. Join us for various June literacy lessons on this topi

This month, we will learn about the science behind sound and music, while literacy will explore the emotional impact of sound and music.

How Life Unfolds® campaign has launched a joint partnership to provide students with desks for a steady, dedicated learning space.

About 200 makeshift desks were distributed by the Boys and Girls Club of Harlem.