Celebrating Author Zadie Smith At Langston Hughes Festival In Harlem

October 23, 2017

For the third straight year, Total Equity Now is proud to co-sponsor the Langston Hughes Festival at The City College of New York.

The 2017 Langston Hughes Medal Winner is world-renowned author Zadie Smith, whose work we will celebrate here in Harlem at an exciting–and free!–LHF event on Thursday, November 16, 2017.

he evening will include a reading by Zadie Smith, a conversation between the honoree and writer and City College Professor Emily Raboteau, award presentation by Jacqueline Woodson and a special musical guest.

Get Tickets!

When you #RockThoseReads–carry reading materials publicly and proudly everywhere you go–on Wednesday, November 1 (Literacy Across Harlem Day), consider rockin’ your favorite work by Zadie Smith and/or the Langston Hughes poetry collection featured in our very special list of books about Harlem.

You can find Zadie Smith’s books at Sister’s Uptown Bookstore & Cultural Center (156th St. & Amsterdam Ave.) and at your local Harlem branch of the New York Public Library.

Thursday, November 16, 2017, 6:30 pm EST
Aaron Davis Hall (The City College of New York), 115 Convent Avenue (between 133rd and 135th), New York, New York



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