Harlem Renaissance 100 - A Community Celebration

Marking the end of World War I which launched the period known as  the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s, Harlem One Stop, a destination marketing organization, and tour operator in Harlem and the Harlem Cultural Collaborative Partners launched a two-year coordinated community celebration of the Harlem Renaissance Centennial which began in Fall of 2018 – Spring, 2020. The celebration will include an extended series of programs, events, and cultural activities by cultural and academic institutions, houses of worship, music venues and restaurants.

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News

• Troy Anthony Named the National Dance Institute's 2025 Helen Stambler Neuberger Artist-in-Residence
  December 12
• Monumental, brilliantly-colored outdoor sculpture by Sean Scully newly installed at Broadway and 64th Street (Dante Park), across from Lincoln Center
  Broadway Mall Association · October 22
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Blog

• Harlem: Experience Its Culture Through Art
  April 3
• Women’s History Month 2019 Series – Harlem Renaissance Centennial Edition Augusta Savage: Harlem Renaissance Sculptor, Women’s History Month
  March 11
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