Myisha Cherry

Every first Saturday something happens very special. Black people, white people, all people come to the Brooklyn Museum to explore inside and to Party Outside. There is a Sea of People there. The Music is Fun and Awesome. The crowd is cool and positive. The moment is beautiful yet unpretentious. The memory unforgettable. And your pockets very happy because it […]

Went to Weeksville Garden Party this weekend again with my buds. Two great artists were in full effect: Soul Man, Cameron Corvett and Organic Roots Music Singer, Valerie June. They were simply awesome. Their music was pure and entertaining and they really connected with the crowd in a unique way. Plus, I won a bet […]

Sunday was a great day for Brooklyn. The OkayAfrica concert in prospect park which featured the Roots, Talib Kweli, Blitz the Ambassador and more was going on strong. Our bud Brandi (who was actually incognegro at the event) put us on to it, and we had a blast. Although it was a concert, we must admit, […]

The other day around the corner from my house I walked into a “Teenage Heat Wave Street Water” fight on Stuyvesant Ave. My and other adults first reaction was to complain. But then we thought for a second. We remembered when we were teenagers during the summer.
The summer was a time when water fights and battles […]

On 4th of July, I decided to sleep the day away because it was 100’s of degrees and then headed out later for a nice rooftop BBQ in Brooklyn. It was a cool chill time. I met new buds, had some good veggie food, saw fireworks from queens and manhattan from our view, and just […]

This weekend I headed to Weeksville’s Garden Party to see Cody Chestnut perform. His voice is so innocent yet strong and his band was amazing. He performed cuts from his new album, which really has some very very great songs on them. I cant wait to grab it. The garden party was also a great […]

Thank God it is Friday. This week has been pretty cool and full of rest for me. I made a few trips into Manhattan this week and thought I’ll share some artful and interesting things I’ve seen.

I remember the summer of my sophomore of High School. I went to the movies with my bestfriend and a few of our mentors to see the movie Sister Act. What intrigued me about the movie wasnt just whoppi’s wit, but a young actress whose voice moved me. Her name was Lauryn Hill. In my […]

I love going down to the meatpacking district. There are several reasons from food to highland park to the good ol’ apple store. But one of the things I love most is the art. Here’s another look at some of the art displayed on buildings throughout the district that I witnessed this past weekend.

LUCK:  ”an unknown and unpredictable phenomenon that causes an event to result one way rather than another”

Well Its been an interesting few hours of luck for me.
I go into the Apple Store at 6am this morning and is able to get it in stock AND in enough time to arrive at the office on time. Great Phone, Lucky […]

So I’ve had several posts about my neighborhood of Bedstuy on this blog. Remember the early morning post here and not to forget the recent mural post here. And I cant forget about the natives of bedstuy post I did here.
Well Here’s a video that I believe properly gives an introduction to what I believe […]

So here’s a quote from my good friend above, David Ross, who is an educator, father, writer, performer, and one of my closest friends. It makes me laugh but only because it rings soooo true.

“The truth will set you free…but
not before it pisses you off first”
–David “Native Son” Ross

So a few weeks ago while in Fort Greene Brooklyn, I bumped into my college roommates brother in law and good friend Baruti. Baruti is a Staten Island visual artist, educator, father, and Entreprenegro. He has an awesome spirit and a stand out personality. Check out the video below for a candid interview. You can […]

So after Karate Kid was sold out this weekend, me and my bud decided to go to the tattoo parlor. Random, I know. But I decided to get one. My first one. While thinking of concepts it eventually became a no brainer for me.
The Inspiration:
Philosopher Rene Descartes once locked himself into a room, striving to […]

I saw this bumper sticker last weekend in soho.

I went to the Badu and Monae sold out show at the Roseland Ballroom on Monday with one of my awesome buds. It was absolutely amazing!!!! So much talent, so much energy, so much uniqueness. I laughed, “sung”, stood in awe, and got inspired. I Left not only intrigued, but proud to be a woman, […]

I must admit it. I enjoy people watching. Its just so entertaining, so interesting, so fulfilling (not stalkerish at all???) And what better way to do it and with some sort of reason then with a camera.