The Harlem Renaissance was more than an artistic movement — it was a cultural rebirth that reshaped African American identity and influenced generations. From jazz-filled nights to groundbreaking ...

The Harlem Renaissance and the "New Negro" One of the most significant intellectual and artistic trends of twentieth century American history, the Harlem Renaissance impacted art, literature, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Harlem Renaissance Project is a collection of pieces named after an artistic and cultural movement that took place in the ...

During Black History Month, Westbury Arts member Marcia Odle-McNair presented a special program that was both inspiring and informative, titled “The Arts of the Harlem Renaissance.” This program ...

The music celebration honors Juneteenth through Harlem's own place in Black history. The Big Band Jubilee in Harlem celebrates Juneteenth through the neighborhood’s enduring jazz music legacy. The ...

It was driven by the Great Migration, which was the historic movement of Black people who fled the segregated and wildly racist South to Northern cities such as Harlem, Detroit, Chicago, Baltimore, ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Music and dancing filled the streets Thursday night as residents turned out for the fourth annual Big Band Jubilee. By Samantha Latson The sound of ...

The Jazz Age wasn’t just a time of glittering parties and jazz rhythms—it was a cultural shift that reshaped art, literature, and identity. Writers like F. Scott Fitzgerald captured both the glamour ...

Tucked into a quiet corner of Upper Manhattan is one of Harlem’s last informal jazz parlors. It’s a setting you might not expect: a small living room decked with family photographs, magazine clippings ...

Sundance: Ten years after his death, the legendary documentarian's son has restored one of his most important projects. Fifty-four years after the party and 12 years after Greaves’ death, the film he ...