easy
1 hour
No physical exertion required; suitable for all ages and fitness levels
Join the Harlem Praise Singers every Wednesday evening for an energizing 60-minute gospel concert in a historic Harlem church. Discover soulful music and a vibrant cultural tradition that’s rooted deep in New York City's rich history.
$25 per person | 1hour Duration I 5:30 PM
Experience the vibrant spirit of Harlem every Wednesday with a 60-minute gospel concert at a historic Black church. Join the Harlem Praise Singers for an uplifting hour of music and fellowship, where you can immerse yourself in the joyous atmosphere and participate in a unique cultural celebration.
$25 per person
Free with Go City and New York Pass Groups, if using leisure passes, must send email to info@harlemonestop.org to book this activity.
If it is Wednesday, it’s Gospel in Harlem. Be a part of a 60-minute praise concert at a neighborhood Black Historic Church. This activity is not a formal church service but an hour of inspirational gospel and spirituals with a vocal ensemble. Visitors will feel the music and want to join in the musical praise fellowship experience.
Highlights:
***Go City and New York Pass holders must reserve ticket in advance by booking at https://www.harlemonestop.com/tours/
Giving is a part of the African-American Church Experience. A minimum donation of $5 from each person/adult to the collection basket during the concert is appreciated. It helps the church to continue its mission and community work.
Casual dress and small backpacks allowed.
Masks are not required. Wear at your discretion. -Transportation (pick-up) is not included or offered.
1 Hour
Popular with locals and visitors alike, early arrival ensures you experience the full atmosphere and participate in call-and-response moments.
Wear comfortable but modest attire to honor the church setting and cultural significance of the event.
Harlem is well-served by subway lines; using public transit avoids parking hassles in the busy city.
Feel free to clap, sing along, and engage with the singers to fully share in the congregation’s energy.
Harlem has been a cultural hub since the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s, shaping African-American music, art, and identity.
The church and local community are mindful of preserving Harlem’s historic sites and continue efforts to maintain the cultural landmarks responsibly.
You'll likely walk to and from transit stops, so comfortable shoes are a must.
Evenings in fall can be cool, so bring a layer to stay warm indoors or outside.
fall specific
Capture moments respectfully without disturbing the service.
Harlem's church spaces can get warm during summer evenings; a fan helps stay comfortable.
summer specific