Let Them Be Seen
Saturday, October 10, 2026 · 7:00 PM · Maysles Documentary Center, Manhattan
The Venue
Maysles Documentary Center
343 Malcolm X Blvd
Albert Maysles founded this Harlem documentary center in 2005, and its 60-seat cinema programs nothing but nonfiction, often with the filmmaker there to talk afterward.
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Shape The Night
Before
Studio Museum in HarlemThe museum spent seven years in temporary quarters while its new building went up on the same block of 125th Street, and it opened the doors there on November 15, 2025. Seven floors by Adjaye Associates, with a ground floor that reads as part of the sidewalk. Admission is a suggested amount rather than a fixed price, and Sunday is free.
7:00 PM · Let Them Be Seen
After
Harlem HopsKevin Bradford, Kim Harris and Stacey Lee opened this in June 2018 and it was the first entirely Black-owned craft beer bar in Harlem. The taps lean local and the place is small enough that you end up talking to whoever is next to you. It sits directly across Adam Clayton Powell from the Shrine.