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As the salons of the Harlem Renaissance nurtured creatives in the 1930’s, The Clifton House carries that spirit forward in its workshops, public readings, and residencies in the 21st century.
A welcoming room can change the course of an artist’s life. Once home to Lucille Clifton and her family, The Clifton House is now a historic place where emerging poets, artists, thinkers, and people discovering their own voices can gather, learn, and create.
In honor of Lucille Clifton’s 90th birthday year, be one of 90 donors keeping this creative sanctuary open and active. Your annual gift provides flexible support for the people, programs, communications, systems, and everyday care that make The Clifton House welcoming and available to the public.
Make a gift.
Be one of the 90.
90 donors. 90 days. One living legacy.
The Clifton House recognizes the transformative power of intimate gathering spaces. Like the salons of The Harlem Renaissance that nurtured our most celebrated and distinguished authors and artists, The Clifton House aims to carry that spirit forward.
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