Emerald’s Café
Chestnut Hill Library
The Harlem Renaissance is a very important part of African American history. From writers like Langston Hughes, dancers like Josephine Baker, and musicians like Duke Ellington, life during the Harlem Renaissance influenced the way people thought, dresed, and felt in the past,and to this very day. The beauty of the African American culture also influenced other cultures. The impact of African American culture inspired people of many races and brought them together for the love of the art.
Come and learn about great Jazz musicians, poets, dancers and other artists of the Harlem Renaissance. Play games, win prize, and meet Miss Emerald of the Emerald’s Cafe!
Refreshments will be served! And not just any refreshments...
Enjoy:
Lemonade (Popular Beverage during the 20’s)
Iced Tea (Popular Beverage during the 20’s)
Graham Crackers (Popular Snack during the 20’s)
Peppermint Pattie cookies (Popular Snack during the 20’s)
Snickers (Created in the 20’s)
Grapes or Tangerines
Chestnut Hill Library
8711 Germantown Avenue (Germantown Ave. & Bethlehem Pike)
Philadelphia, PA 19118-2716
215- 685-9290