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The Harlem Renaissance was the name given to the artistic, cultural and social movement during the 1920s and 30s. This site is designed to help your prepare for your Harlem Renaissance "Salon." Use the links above to explore artists, authors, current events and topics that would have been discussed during this time period.

In addition to the links above, you may want to check out the following websites that provide information about the Harlem Renaissance:

• History - articles, videos, & speeches
• PBS - background and links to related events and people
• Library of Congress - photos, primary documents & online resources
• DAUS Library Home Page & Catalog
• DAUS Specific Databases

Reissued in 2007, Harlem Renaissance by Nathan Huggins examines African-American life and culture during this pivotal time. This book was a finalist for the 1972 National Book award and continues to be a key work in the fields of African-American history and American culture. You can access this ebook through our library home page. Enter "harlem renaissance huggins" into the search bar for electronic resources. Limit your material type to "electronic book" and Harlem Renaissance should be the first result.