Weekend Events Celebrate Women's History, Comedy, and Culture in Harlem

From classical music to stand-up comedy, Harlem offers a diverse lineup of events March 6-9.

Published on Mar. 6, 2026

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Harlem is hosting a variety of events this weekend, March 6-9, 2026, celebrating Women's History Month, Spanish dance, classical music, comedy, and more. The lineup includes performances by the Harlem Chamber Players, a comedy night featuring stars from MTV's "Wild 'N Out", a beauty and wellness fair focused on justice and sustainability, and a Spanish dance show at the Hispanic Society.

Why it matters

Harlem has long been a hub of African American culture, arts, and community activism. These events showcase the neighborhood's diversity and vibrancy, providing opportunities for residents and visitors to experience a range of artistic expressions and celebrate important social causes.

The details

The weekend kicks off on March 6 with a free classical music performance by the Harlem Chamber Players, featuring works by composers Jessie Montgomery and Justine Chen. That same night, the "We Ain't Done Wild 'N Out Yet" comedy show will bring the energy of the popular MTV series to a Harlem stage. On March 7, the Hispanic Society will host a Spanish dance performance by Paloma de Vega, while the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine presents Brahms' "Ein Deutsches Requiem". The weekend wraps up on March 9 with Phil's House of Blues event at Silvana.

  • The Harlem Chamber Players perform on March 6 at 7:00 PM.
  • The "We Ain't Done Wild 'N Out Yet" comedy show is on March 6 at 8:00 PM.
  • The Danza Española with Paloma de Vega performance is on March 7.
  • Brahms' "Ein Deutsches Requiem" runs from March 6-22.
  • Phil's House of Blues event is on March 9 from 7-10 PM.

The players

Harlem Chamber Players

A classical music ensemble that performs works by diverse composers as part of Harlem's cultural programming.

Mope Williams

A comedian featured in the "We Ain't Done Wild 'N Out Yet" comedy show.

Big JJ

A comedian featured in the "We Ain't Done Wild 'N Out Yet" comedy show, known for his work on MTV's "Wild 'N Out".

Paloma de Vega

A Spanish dancer performing at the Hispanic Society.

Susanna Phillips

The Artist in Residence who will be a soloist in the performance of Brahms' "Ein Deutsches Requiem".

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What’s next

The Brahms' "Ein Deutsches Requiem" performance at the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine will continue running through March 22, 2026.

The takeaway

Harlem's thriving arts and culture scene offers something for everyone this weekend, from classical music and dance to comedy and social justice events. These diverse programming choices reflect the neighborhood's enduring commitment to celebrating its rich heritage and providing platforms for underrepresented voices and perspectives.