Gospel Service (Sunday) with Harlem Tour
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Experience Highlights
Experience the energy and spirituality of a Sunday gospel service in Harlem. Together with an expert guide, immerse yourself for approximately 4 hours in the interesting cultural heritage of this iconic Upper Manhattan neighbourhood.
See some of the neighbourhood's iconic landmarks such as the Apollo Theater, Sugar Hill and Columbia University. Afterwards, fully immerse yourself in the Sunday experience of a church service to enjoy the incredible talent of a live gospel choir .
- Immerse yourself in African-American culture and experience the authenticity of a gospel service in Harlem.
- Tour sights such as the Apollo Theatre and Sugar Hill.
- Learn about the history and importance of gospel in the African-American community from your expert guide.
What’s included
- Entrance to a Sunday gospel service at a local church in Harlem.
- Expert local guide.
- Tour of Harlem.
- Food and beverages.
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Keep in mind you need to arrive 15 minutes before start
Step by Step
Join this unique experience, where you will have the opportunity to attend an authentic Sunday gospel service in Harlem, the heart of New York's African-American community. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by a local guide who will take you on a tour of the neighbourhood's most recognisable land marks , and will be your escort for the Sunday service.
On your tour, which lasts approximately 4 hours, you will visit landmarks such as the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, the Apollo Theatre, Columbia University, and Harlem.
During the mass, you will be able to enjoy the incredible gospel music performed by a local choir. The emotion-filled singing and infectious energy of the parishioners will envelop you, creating a unique spiritual experience. You'll be able to join in with the locals as they sing and dance, immersing you a little more in African-American culture.
In addition to the music, you will also have the opportunity to learn about the history and importance of gospel in the African-American community. Your local guide will share interesting information about the origin of gospel and its evolution over the years. You will learn how gospel has been a form of expression and resistance for the African-American community, and how it has influenced popular music around the world.