New York · CONCERTS
5 reviewed
This is the shortlist we’d send a friend, the 5 live music & concerts worth booking, each with its price, its visitor verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
60-minute Harlem gospel concert at Convent Avenue Baptist Church. Sing along with Anthony Evans and the Harlem Praise Singers. $25.
“The whole thing was very organized They showed us where to sit and encouraged us to sing along The vibe was incredible”
Harlem gospel live in a church on Saturdays. 1-hour concert at Mount Olivet Baptist Church, directed by Craig Harris. From $28.
“An amazing activity to experience in NYC. Cannot recommend it enough!”
3-hour NYC gourmet dinner cruise with live music, a close Statue of Liberty pass, and a plated meal with drinks included from $145.
“It was amazing, wonderful vibe, polite staff,tasty food!”
NYC dinner cruise from Pier 36 with 5-course plated meal, live music, and iconic skyline views from Brooklyn Bridge to Statue of Liberty.
“There are very good tables along the windows but you have no control where you are assigned to sit and we got a cruddy middle obstructed view table. The live music is on the second deck (not main deck) and it is much nicer but no way to choose it. Food was not good. I would not recommend this for how much it costs.”
A 4-hour Harlem highlights tour with live guide commentary and a full hour of gospel music, plus easy Times Square pickup and drop-off.
“Peggy our guide was very personable and managed a bilingual tour effortlessly while also giving the driver directions.”
A 1-hour live jazz concert in Harlem featuring a tribute to jazz legends at Mount Morris Ascension Presbyterian Church for $25.
“Wonderful experience of excellent gospel singing in a local church in the middle of Harlem. We took the subway from Manhattan and felt safe. Interesting to experience the surroundings of Harlem too!”
