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On Wednesday, March 30, the Lincoln Theatre Association hosted the Community Conversations Series event "Columbus' Cultural Harlem." From 1900-40, Columbus became the epicenter of an African-American artistic explosion that crossed all genres and created a new social and cultural landscape. As part of this free series designed to generate discussion on a variety of interesting questions surrounding the community, this program will explore the 21st century insurgence of socially and culturally conscious African-American art and its impact on the American canvas.

This 90-minute, multi-media presentation included performance snippets and historic video excerpts interspersed with discussion from Dr. Ted McDaniel, professor of African-American music at The Ohio State University, and Jack Marchbanks, Lincoln Theatre Association board member and co-host of WCBE's "Jazz Sunday." .

Central Ohio's incomparable keyboardist, Bobby Floyd, was on hand to perform music drawn from the 1920s to the 1950s. In addition, there will be live performance tributes to Harlem icons Zora Neale Hurston and Paul Robeson.