Photos: Teddy Afro at SummerStage 2014 Festival in New York
Teddy Afro performed at the 2014 SummerStage festival in New York’s Central Park on Saturday, July 5th.
Teddy Afro performed at the 2014 SummerStage festival in New York’s Central Park on Saturday, July 5th.
Cafe Buunni customers enjoy certified organic specialty coffee from Ethiopia in Manhattan’s Washington Heights neighborhood.
Aster Aweke will perform in New York city during Valentines Day weekend at Gramercy Theatre in Manhattan.
New York’s team advanced to first division during the annual soccer competition, along with Chicago.
The African Union (AU) holds a high-level panel discussion at the U.N. building in New York marking it’s 50th anniversary.
Yityish (Titi) Aynaw, Miss Israel 2013, was recently in New York promoting a project for the Netanya Foundation.
There are two major upcoming solo exhibitions in New York and London featuring works by Julie Mehretu.
The Call for Entries for the 13th Annual Media That Matters Film Festival is now open.
The Sheba Film Festival will celebrate its 10th anniversary this year at various venues in New York City from May 21st to June 6th.
The organization was established by model and philanthropist Maya Gate Haile inspired by her visit to Togowichale, Ethiopia.
Teddy Afro performed live at B.B. King Blues Club & Grill in New York on Friday in continuation his current world tour.
Organizers said Teddy will be the first Ethiopian to perform at the acclaimed NYC venue that is is noted for showcasing world-class musical talent.
The five-month exhibition, the history of Africans in India, opened at the Schomburg Center in NYC on February 1st, 2013.
Haile Gerima’s films are among movies by a group of African filmmakers featured at The Museum of the Moving Image.
The exhibition at Schomburg Center features 109 images displayed in 33 panels, including photographic reproductions of paintings.
22-year-old Helen Getachew represented Ethiopia at the 2012 Miss Universe pageant held in Las Vegas.
Her most recent movie explores innovative ways to deliver healthcare to childbearing women in Ethiopia, Cambodia and Haiti.
CPJ’s 2012 census of imprisoned journalists finds 232 writers, editors, and photojournalists behind bars this year.
Reeyot Alemu is among journalists honored with ‘Courage in Journalism Award’ by a global media foundation.
Fendika will perform in several U.S. cities including Hartford, Boston, Washington D.C., Smithfield, and New York City.
Watch TADIAS TV’s interview with Marcus Samuelsson about his new book “Yes, Chef.”
Higgins, a staff photographer for the New York Times, often travels to Africa on a personal journey.
An exhibition of recent paintings by Wosene Worke Kosrof will open in New York on May 17th.
Serkalem Fasil (left), Eskinder Nega’s wife, accepted the Award” on his behalf.
Atti Worku now a student at Columbia University shares her thoughts about “Seeds of Africa.”
Upcoming NYC event takes an informed look at the challenges and opportunities currently facing Ethiopian Israelis.
As the 2012 Olympic Games approach, Bekoji, Ethiopia is attracting media attention.
PEN American has named Eskinder Nega as the recipient of its 2012 PEN Freedom Award.
An event held earlier this month in New York highlighted the ongoing debate regarding Ethiopian-Israelis.
Marcus Samuelsson launched Ginny’s Supper Club in New York on Monday, March 19th.
Sundance Institute East Africa is hosting a reading in NYC by playwright Meaza Worku.
Among others, the CD features Selam Woldermariam, whom Doncker dubs “The Jimi Hendrix of Ethiopia.
Fresh and Green Academy, an elementary school located in Addis Ababa, was founded by local teacher Muday Mitiku.
The Black History Month program will honor the two-year anniversary of the quake in Haiti.
Etiyé Dimma Poulsen is one of the artists whose work is featured at the exhibition in New York.
TAF is the only NGO operating in Ethiopia founded by an African-American church.
Ethiopia Reads will be hosting its first fundraiser in New York on Thursday, December 15th, 2011.
The Ethiopian Filmmaker is one of the winners of the 2011 Focus Feature’s Africa First award for short films.
If Buzunesh Deba wins the race next month, she will become the first New Yorker to win the ING New York City Marathon.
The following is a video coverage of “Brunch for the Horn of Africa,” the fundraiser for famine relief held in Harlem.
Tadias Magazine will receive the Exceptional Service Award for ‘Bridge-Building Across Cultures’ from Nation to Nation Networking next month.
10 More reservations will open up later on today. Follow @MarcusCooks on Twitter and be the first to know.
Perhaps it comes with the turf that the New York Abay soccer team believes it should dominate the competition.
There is a misconception among running enthusiasts that Ethiopians enjoy competing in hot weather.
Filmmaker Yemane Demissie on “Twilight Revelations: Episodes in the Life & Times of Haile Selassie.”
Ethiopians across the country appeared divided as the events were met by protests in most venues.
Now in its eigth year, the Sheba Film Festival is set to begin on May 15th in New York.
Sean John: the success of his business, the story behind his logo and his affinity for Ethiopia.
New York Times Photographer Chester Higgins gives Tadias a tour of his photo exhibition .
We recently interviewed Russ Gershon, the bandleader for Either/Orchestra which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year.
Aster Aweke will perform at The Sounds of Brazil (SOB’s) in New York City on Friday, February 4th, 2011.
Amsale Aberra is the subject of this week’s African Voices on CNN International.
Chef Marcus Samuelsson gives Tadias a brief tour of Red Rooster Harlem.
The public showing of the film took place at the Dash Gallery in New York last month.
Dawit Kebede of Awramba Times was honored at the CPJ’s 20th Press Freedom Awards.
CPJ held its 20th Annual International Press Freedom Awards benefit dinner yesterday, recognizing journalists hailing from four countries: Ethiopia, Russia, Venezuela, and Iran.
Red Rooster, Marcus Samuelsson’s new restaurant in Harlem, will open later this month.
As part of a travel piece for Black Atlas, Nelson George stops by Zoma in Harlem.
Addis Ababa-based Zena Bel Band will be performing at L’Orange Bleu in New York City on Saturday, October 2nd, 2010.
Tadias TV caught up with Debo band’s founder and Fendika’s group leader at Joe’s Pub.
Mahmoud Ahmed will perfrom in New York City at SOB’s on Saturday, September 18, 2010.
Teddy Afro was greeted by his adoring fans with a chorus of “Happy Birthday” in New York City.
Teddy Afro’s upcoming show promises to be the city’s biggest Ethiopian music event in two years.
Teddy Afro will perform in Manhattan on Saturday, July 17th, 2010, at 630 Second ave, b/n 34th & 35th streets.
Team Abay has been described “Built New York Tough.” The group is one of 27 teams taking part at 27th annual Ethio Soccer Tournament in San Jose, California.
Tadias TV highlights international model Maya Gate Haile: interview at her home in Harlem.
Do you remember the recent amusing news story about $12 cup of Ethiopian joe? Read on.
We caught up with Meklit Hadero during her recent concert at Le Poisson Rouge in New York.
After a few years behind the scenes honing her skills in San Francisco, Meklit Hadero “takes on the world.”
Teza will premiere in New York on Friday at Lincoln Plaza Cinema and there are several local events lined-up surrounding the film’s NYC release.
“Gerima’s powerfully universal meditation on the loss of his homeland – on the inevitability of loss in general” – The Washington Post
TEZA opens in Manhattan on Friday, April 2nd 2010, at Lincoln Plaza Cinema, 1886 Broadway (at 62nd Street).
FoxNews.com’s Diane Macedo explores how to prepare authentic Ethiopian cuisine at New York’s Queen of Sheba restaurant.
An exhibition featuring photographs, personal letters, quotations from speeches and news articles and celebrating the life and times of Helen Suzman will open in New York.
Photos from the Ethiopian New Year’s 2002 celebration in New York featuring live performances by Efrem Tameru & Gosaye Tesfaye.
The award-winning Ethiopian film Guzo premiered in New York City and received big thumbs up from the audience.
In his latest song entitled Musika Heiwete (Music is My Life), Teddy Afro traces the geneaology of his music to classical Zema of St. Yared, the great Ethiopian composer, who lived in Aksum almost 1500 years ago.
Tadias Magazine has been added to the index for Google News. The Ethiopian-American publication, which celebrates its fifth anniversary this year, joins Google’s global network of original content and news publishers.
Free out-door Ethiopian groove in New York on August 20th, featuring Mahmoud Ahmed, Alemayehu Eshete and the legendary saxophonist Getatchew Mekurya.