Day Three in New York: Royals Focus on Community and Literacy
King Charles planted seeds of hope with schoolchildren, while Queen Camilla explored one of the world's greatest libraries.
King Charles in Harlem
On day three of his US tour, King Charles visited an after-school urban farming initiative in Harlem that engages young people affected by food insecurity.
At Harlem Grown's 134th Street Farm, the King planted lavender and mustard seeds alongside primary school children. Following the planting, he toured the site's chicken coop and observed a live food demonstration.
The demonstration educated children about food and nutrition using vegetables harvested on site.
Queen Camilla at the New York Public Library
Meanwhile, Queen Camilla visited the New York Public Library. She walked through the building with actress Sarah Jessica Parker, watched by a crowd gathered behind barricades across Fifth Avenue.