Timeline
17:00
Grab a quick bite at China Garden. The Chinese cuisine is a reliable way to start your evening without waiting too long for a table.
17:20
Walk to Emancipation Park to see the Redemption Song sculpture. The golden light at 17:20 casts a warm glow on the bronze figures, highlighting the details of this 11-ft-high artwork by Laura Facey.
18:05
Head to Redbones Blues Cafe for dinner and atmosphere. This jazz and blues-themed spot offers Caribbean fusion cuisine and often features live music, making it the perfect place to stay as dark falls.
Local tip
China Garden is open Mo-Sa 11:30-21:00 and Su 12:00-19:00, so you have plenty of time to eat before the golden light hits. Redbones is a cultural watering hole with an art gallery, so arrive early if you want a good spot to watch the live music later in the evening.
Check before you go
- Check if Redbones Blues Cafe has live music scheduled for your evening.
- China Garden closes at 21:00 on weekdays and 19:00 on Sundays, so finish eating before then.
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