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New York City’s 11 most popular concerts, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where you actually book it.
A 60-minute Gospel Wednesday concert at Convent Avenue Baptist Church in Harlem, featuring Anthony Evans, sing-along gospel, and spirituals.
Most Popular“Very good example of gospel singing without the church service on a Wednesday. Sincere, fun and accomplished gospel singers. Great way to spend an hour in Harlem.”
Harlem gospel concert at Mount Olivet Baptist Church. Directed by Craig Harris, with interactive choir energy on Saturdays for $28.
“Enjoyed the show and got me clapping and singing along early in the morning. Beautiful voices and definitely worth seeing. I love how there was a multilingual person guiding groups of people with the do’s and dont’s before the start of the performance.”
1-hour Harlem gospel holiday concert at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, plus Temple Israel and Mount Morris Park stops. $38.
“Fantastic singers and a perfect show. Really got you into Christmasmood”
3-hour Hudson River gourmet dinner cruise from Pier 36 with close Statue of Liberty views, live music, and a plated multi-course meal.
“Fantastic five course meal. Lovely music. Superb views. Responsive and helpful staff. Easy to access and fast to board. Highly recommended, and was one of the highlights from our trip. Thank you!!”
New York City dinner cruise with live music and a 5-course dinner. Pass under major bridges, see Midtown views, and get a Statue of Liberty photo stop.
“The food and wine selection was AWFUL. The bad was ok but not the music anybody would ever dance to. In fact, nobody danced a single song. Everyone was nice which is why I feel bad giving this one star review but it was a real waste of money and a horrible way to kill…”
4-hour Harlem highlights with live commentary and a full hour of gospel music, plus a comfortable transfer from Times Square.
“Great bus tour through Harlem, too bad we couldn't visit Apollo Theater due to renovation (not reported in advance), guide knew a lot, saw beautiful places and enjoyed an hour of gospel. Recommended!!”
A $25 Harlem live jazz concert in a real church setting, Thursday or Friday at 7 pm. One hour of legends, gospel energy, and musician mingling.
“A wonderful concert! Incredible musicians, including the two fellows in the audience who joined the quarter.”
Harlem gospel Wednesday concert at Convent Avenue Baptist Church. $25, about 1 hour, mobile ticket entry, donation appreciated.
“I waited 30 years to experience a gospel service at church - it was worth the wait! I’m so glad we got to include this in our epic NY visit.”
NYC dinner cruise with a 5-course plated meal, live music, and water-level views of Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, and Liberty.
“My wife and I went on the dinner cruise last night, and while parts of the evening were enjoyable, it definitely had its challenges.”
Broadway-style dinner show at Central Park Café near Columbus Circle with singing waitstaff and a 3-course meal in about 2 hours.
“Top notch. Great time with the family.”
Private Louis Armstrong walking tour in Manhattan with jazz history stops and an optional evening concert ticket. 2–3 hours.
“very nice guide, knew a lot about the city, but he had to read everything about jazz.”
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