Experience the vibrant history of the Harlem Renaissance in DC on this engaging walking tour. Discover the music, literature, and cultural impact of African Americans in U Street NW. Join us on the 3rd Sunday of the month at 2pm!
- Howard Theatre - Howard Theater was the first theater in DC to offer a stage for African American performers, established in 1910. It has played a key part in the DC music and arts scene ever since.
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- 2-hour guided tour of DC History with an expert guide.
- Food and Drink purchased at Ben’s Chili Bowl or Ben’s Next Door
- Starting February 2024, tour is offered the first Saturday of the month at 3pm.
This amazing walking tour will take you on a journey to an era in which U Street NW DC was the center of African American music and intellectualism. The sounds of jazz was everywhere, Langston Hughes and Jean Toomer were being established as the future writers of the day, and an effort to document the history of African Americans was underway. Take a journey through the Harlem Renaissance as it started in DC! Tour stops mid-way at the famous Ben’s Chili Bowl, for optional refreshments and a bathroom break.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.