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SUMMARY:Howard Street and Beyond: a History of Jazz in Northeast OH
LOCATION:North Hill Branch Library\nNorth Hill Branch Library
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DESCRIPTION:Once known as Akron’s “Little Harlem\,” How
 ard Street was a vibrant hub for jazz\, where local and world-renowned art
 ists performed. Discover the people and places that shaped this impactful 
 era.\n\n.\nhttps://akronlibrary.libnet.info/event/14947537
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Register online\, in person\, or b
 y phone at 330.535.9423.</strong></p>\n<p>Akron has been a hub for jazz in
  the Midwest since the 1930s. Its location between major cities like New Y
 ork and Chicago made it an ideal stop for traveling musicians. Legends suc
 h as Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald performed here\, while a thriving 
 local scene took root&mdash\;its influence is still felt today.</p>\n<p>Hi
 storian and writer Rose Vance-Grom will explore the origins\, places\, and
  figures that shaped Akron&rsquo\;s vibrant business and entertainment dis
 trict and its lasting impact on Northeast Ohio&rsquo\;s jazz legacy. She&n
 bsp\;holds a Master of Arts in Applied History from the University of Akro
 n and is a fourth-generation Akronite. She grew up listening to her father
  play jazz and later took up the saxophone herself.</p>\nhttps://akronlibr
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