Great space which showcases and supports the arts and artist from the diaspora. I attended a conference during my visit. The floor plan was great for the event space in that attendees were able to move easily from space to space with a coat check in the stair case. I would recommend this place to visit and participate in. The currently galleries are beautiful in person.

A welcoming and inspiring cultural space, displaying innovative exhibitions about the modern and contemporary visual arts of the African and Caribbean diaspora. It was a pleasure to be introduced to CCCADIs artistic director Danetta Jimenez and her colleague Nefertiti, who shared tremendous insights about the history and ethos of the organisation. The shop at the reception also has a wonderful selection of gifts, heritage resources, educational publications and high quality, illustrated catalogues of past art exhibitions. I highly recommend visiting CCCADI as an integral aspect of any visit to the many cultural venues in Harlem, NYC.

A Must Visit... Great Cultural experience

The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute is a multi-disciplinary center which integrates the arts, education, activism and critical perspectives to foster social and personal transformation. Founded by Dr. Marta Moreno Vega in 1976, the Caribbean Cultural Center is a vibrant home for global afro-descendant cultural programming. Hope to see you soon! Love and light to you and your family!

Great off the beaten path with a focus on learning, spirituality as well as a focus on our connection to Africa across the diaspora. The comic exhibit is phenomenal featuring African and Latino graphic artists. You wont see anything like this elsewhere. Upcoming workshops as well. The space is absolutely beautiful and modern.

One of my favorite spots in New York!She has everything and is so friendly. I have tried everything on the menu and every special night...AWESOME. The food is so much better than Island Spice.The service is courteous but not uptight.

Stopped by this restaurant with some co-workers and the area was not the best, but the food was really good. it actually tasted like home made. i believe it was the owner who took us the order, got it ready and served. he was very pleasant. highly recommended.

Tha space was beautiful but quite empty as far as art n any real interactive materials.The staff is very unwelcoming to new guests. They only seem to be interested in signing you up for a paid class I wouldnt recommend it unless there is something specific you want n cant get it anyplace else

This small gallery has two floors of interesting diaspora art. There were two brief film presentations in a comfortable room on the side. There is an elevator and three rest rooms on the lower level. Wheelchair accessible entry. Nice place to spend part of an afternoon.

Wonderful Center. Great programs & exhibitions for the local community & for the world. Knowledge is power & this Center has been in service to the community for its empowerment.

Tasty! Tried their jerk chicken and oxtail which came with some veggies, rice/beans and plantains. Sadly, they were out of meat pies. Next time! Fast and friendly service. Will definitely be back. Yum!!

I have been on the CCCADIs Email list for more than a year, and this was the first time that their event schedule and my professional schedule meshed. Although I was not able to stay for the entire event time period of The Color of Power: Heroes, Sheroes, and Their Creators, I was so happy I was able to enjoy this celebration of African and Caribbean culture. In the meantime, the staff was friendly and professional, the building is gorgeous, and the basement level has the bathrooms. I look forward to returning, as soon as I can. #representationmatters

Goat curry & brown fish delicious!! Portions are big too!! Hole in the wall but hey thats where all the good food is in my opinion.

Awesome experience! Workshops included instrument craft, and African drumming history: its influence in more than 100 countries. A must see.

One of our citys valuable cultural advocates. A place that holds space for blackness.

Harlem is growing and changing. This is a contribution to the Harlem we all know and love. A must see!

My first time in this space. Not large on each floor but quaint, and wonderful for the musical event/lecture attended.

CCCADI is a profound spiritual and cultural excursion that engages the souls and minds of the African diaspora, lovingly and breathtakingly with the positive vibrations of ancient Africa.

Many events poetry reading, art shows and dance parties. Intimate setting for over 21 crowd. Childrens events on weekends.

Beautiful cultural museum with lovely staff. Very inviting and good portrayal of the diversity of Caribbean heritage.

African diaspora cultural institute. Very informative. Friendly knowledgeable staff.

First time back since they moved into the new space. Beautiful!

A wealth of information packed in one place!

It is a good place to visit and know about the Caribbean People.

Great place everyone should see it.

Great exhibits but its tough to see because its unclear when they are actually open.

Very inspiring place. A feel of belonging.

Lovely staff, good afro-latino culture space

Went with a group of seniors when they where located downtown now they are only three away. Go check it out😄

Inspiring art gallery of and for the diaspora.

Very inviting place to learn more about the Caribbean culture

Their Education and Art initiatives are outstanding.

It was a gem and I am glad I came

Amazing displays of the African Diaspora.

A must visit location

Awesome i love this place

An awakening of Art of the Diaspora.

Beautiful space

Excellent

Nice

A must visit.

Very kind the secretary and the gentleman who serve the place