The Algonquin Round Table

The Algonquin Round Table was a famous group of New York City writers, critics, actors, and journalists active in the 1920s. They gathered regularly at the Algonquin Hotel, sharing witty conversation, ideas, and humor that influenced American culture. Known for their sharp wit and creative talent, members like Dorothy Parker and Robert Benchley contributed to literature, journalism, and entertainment. The group’s lively gatherings symbolized a vibrant artistic community, emphasizing cleverness and social connection during the Roaring Twenties.