What's Eating Harlem? TV Schedule
Find out when What's Eating Harlem? is airing on TV tonight and this week at the American TV Listings Guide.
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Upcoming Airings
What's Eating Harlem? is scheduled to air at these times:
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Sat 25
Harlem's Banking Milestone & Biscuit Creations — What's Eating Harlem?
Chase Bank marks five years of serving Harlem's community with a special anniversary celebration. Plus, Chef "Boots" Johnson shares his passion for eclectic biscuit creations that are as unique as the neighborhood itself.
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Sun 26
Harlem's Banking Milestone & Biscuit Creations — What's Eating Harlem?
Chase Bank marks five years of serving Harlem's community with a special anniversary celebration. Plus, Chef "Boots" Johnson shares his passion for eclectic biscuit creations that are as unique as the neighborhood itself.
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Wed 29
The Power of the Arts & Harlem's Newest Eatery — What's Eating Harlem?
The Harlem School of the Arts is shaping the next generation, teaching youth and young adults the discipline and beauty of artistic expression. Meanwhile, The Good Good restaurant makes a flavorful debut on Harlem's East Side, bringing fresh new tastes to the community.
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Sat 1
The Power of the Arts & Harlem's Newest Eatery — What's Eating Harlem?
The Harlem School of the Arts is shaping the next generation, teaching youth and young adults the discipline and beauty of artistic expression. Meanwhile, The Good Good restaurant makes a flavorful debut on Harlem's East Side, bringing fresh new tastes to the community.
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Sun 2
The Power of the Arts & Harlem's Newest Eatery — What's Eating Harlem?
The Harlem School of the Arts is shaping the next generation, teaching youth and young adults the discipline and beauty of artistic expression. Meanwhile, The Good Good restaurant makes a flavorful debut on Harlem's East Side, bringing fresh new tastes to the community.
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Wed 5
A Harlem Dining Icon & Historic Legacy — What's Eating Harlem?
For over two decades, Settepani Restaurant has been a Harlem staple, blending tradition with culinary innovation. Plus, we kick off the Renaissance to Renaissance history series with Part 1, spotlighting the legacy of St. James Presbyterian Church.
