A Glimpse of the Harlem Renaissance

The African American Historical Society of Rockland County,
RCC’s Performing Arts Department and
RCC’s African American History Month Committee
present
A Glimpse of the Harlem Renaissance
A period lasting approximately from 1919 - 1929
A special theatrical experience highlighting the people, art, music, philosophy
and dances of this unique and influential era in American history.
February 25, 2014 • 7 pm (Snow date: March 5, 2014)
Cultural Arts Theater • Rockland Community College, 145 College Road, Suffern, NY
Free Admission • Open to the Public A light reception will follow program
Guests at breakfast party for Langston Hughes hosted by
Regina Anderson (Andrews) and Ethel Ray at
580 St. Nicholas Avenue, Harlem, May 1925.
Back row, l to r: Ethel Ray (Nance), Langston Hughes,
Helen Lanning,Pearl Fisher, Rudolf Fisher, Luella Tucker,
Clarissa Scott, Hubert Delany.
Front row, l to r: Regina Anderson (Andrews), Esther Popel,
Jessie Fauset, Marie Johnson and E. Franklin Frazier.
IMAGE ID: PSNYPL _SCG_174
Date Created: 1925
Photo Exhibit of the Harlem Renaissance will be on display
during February in the Technology Center Atrium
This program is made possible by grants from the
Town of Ramapo and from the Arts Council of Rockland through the DEC program of the New York State Council of the Arts.