The Apollo’s history records Aretha Franklin’s performances and honours her in its Walk of Fame. The theatre offers a tangible Harlem connection to her performing career. Check the venue’s current access notices before travelling; this profile records the historic association rather than a current event.
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The Apollo’s history records Aretha Franklin’s performances and honours her in its Walk of Fame. The theatre offers a tangible Harlem connection to her performing career. Check the venue’s current access notices before travelling; this profile records the historic association rather than a current event.
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The Apollo’s history records Aretha Franklin’s performances and honours her in its Walk of Fame. The theatre offers a tangible Harlem connection to her performing career. Check the venue’s current access notices before travelling; this profile records the historic association rather than a current event.
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Open street map ↗︎Aretha Franklin returns to the Apollo
The Apollo's official history records Aretha Franklin's major shows and the marquee that welcomed her home to Harlem.
253 West 125th Street, New York, NY 10027
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Aretha Franklin
Street corners, fire escapes and subway rhythms. A city to read at walking pace.
Stops: slot the hymn board, flip seven tiles, fill the choir loft, then pull Detroit’s organ stops for full organ.
