New York guide · CONCERTS
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Popular New York departure times disappear first on bright-weather dates. Compare the practical choices here, then reserve the concerts tours that matches your pace before the calendar narrows.
Harlem Gospel Wednesday at Convent Avenue Baptist Church, a 1-hour gospel and spirituals concert led by Anthony Evans. $25.
“So full of fun and good vibes Although my hands were aching from clapping Great experience”
One-hour Harlem gospel concert every Saturday at Mount Olivet Baptist Church, directed by Craig Harris. Interactive, soulful show from $28.
“it as one of the best things I've seen.im not religious but the passion with which the choir sang was amazing.beautiful voices”
3-hour gourmet dinner cruise in NYC with a close Statue of Liberty pass, live music, and a plated multi-course meal with bar options.
“This was an amazing deal and excursion! We enjoyed the dance floor music and the meal was delicious!”
Sail past NYC icons on a 3-hour dinner cruise with a plated 5-course meal, live music, and photo ops for the Statue of Liberty.
“Everything was setup really nice, food was good, nice band, but no heat! The boat need better heating system.”
Harlem Highlights tour with transfer from Times Square and a full hour of live gospel music, plus guided stops at key landmarks.
“On a passé un super moment, la guide était intéressante, le groupe de gospel incroyable. Je recommande vivement cette activité!”
Harlem Jazz Series live jazz in a Harlem church, Thu or Fri 7 pm. $25 for one hour of classic tunes, with chances to join in.
“A wonderful concert! Incredible musicians, including the two fellows in the audience who joined the quarter.”
A $25 Harlem gospel concert at Convent Avenue Baptist Church, 5:30 to 6:30 pm, with mobile tickets and a historic choir night.
“Event is live streamed on YouTube. Easily accessed via subway, and well organised event. Fun night with great singers”
Luxury NYC dinner cruise with live music, a 5-course plated meal, full bar, and big water views from under the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges.
“Went on a NYC dinner cruise last week — views were amazing, food was good, and the vibe was super romantic. Totally worth it.”
Broadway-style dinner show at Central Park Cafe, minutes from Columbus Circle, with live music and a 3-course meal for $36.
“Very poor and disappointing When we got to the event, we were informed that the show has been cancelled for the day due to the singer being unwell I had not been informed”
Private Louis Armstrong walk from Jazz at Lincoln Center to Birdland, with optional evening concert tickets in Manhattan.
“Il a été annulé de leur côté et nous n avons eu qu une partie du remboursement”
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