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King Charles Charms Harlem with Farm Visit, Friendly Chat
29 Apr
Summary
- King Charles visited Harlem Grown, an urban farm providing youth programs.
- A young student complimented the King's hair during the visit.
- Queen Camilla attended a literary event at the New York Public Library.
On April 29, 2026, King Charles made a solo visit to Harlem Grown, an urban farm in New York City, during his and Queen Camilla's trip. He was greeted by the organization's founder and shown around the farm by members and local schoolchildren.
The King, known for his own chicken coop in the U.K., enthusiastically fed the chickens at Harlem Grown, requiring encouragement to continue the tour. He received a gift of honey from his Highgrove House bees. Following the farm visit, he briefly interacted with onlookers affected by security measures.
Concurrently, Queen Camilla hosted an event at the New York Public Library celebrating literature and her charity, The Queen's Reading Room. Notable guests attended this separate engagement. The royal couple arrived in New York City on Wednesday morning, having previously completed a two-day visit to Washington, D.C., which included a White House dinner and an address to Congress.
