Support Local Black Businesses With a Traveling 'Block Party' That Kicks Off This Sunday in Harlem

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because my last name happens to be"Block" — but a block party with a purpose? Now we're really talking!

Food and travel brand Thrillist is partnering with Harlem's"Queen of Hospitality" Tren'ness Woods-Black — granddaughter of Sylvia Woods, founder of the iconic Harlem soul food restaurant Sylvia's — for a very cool traveling experiential event:.

Thrillist Block Party kicks off this weekend — Sunday, Sept. 12 — in Harlem, New York, and you do NOT want to miss out on this incredible event! The party runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Adam Clayton Powell Jr.

If you're not in NYC this weekend, don't worry, Thrillist Block Party will be traveling to cities like New Orleans, Atlanta, and Los Angeles, so stay tuned for more ways you can party with a purpose.

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