When Craig Harris exploded onto the jazz scene in 1976, he brought the entire history of the jazz trombone with him. From the growling gutbucket intensity of early New Orleans music through the refined, articulate improvisation of the modern era set forth by J.J. Johnson, into the confrontational expressionism of the ’60s avant-garde, Craig handled the total vernacular the way a skilled orator utilizes the spoken word. 

The Civil Rights Movement was a very pivotal period in the history of the United States. Harlem had a significant role during the Civil Rights Movement, and on this tour you will walk the streets, visit the sites and learn about individuals who contributed to this cause in Harlem. Some protested, marched, fought for, and even died for this movement — our guides will help you gain a clear understanding of this monumental time in history.

When Craig Harris exploded onto the jazz scene in 1976, he brought the entire history of the jazz trombone with him. From the growling gutbucket intensity of early New Orleans music through the refined, articulate improvisation of the modern era set forth by J.J. Johnson, into the confrontational expressionism of the ’60s avant-garde, Craig handled the total vernacular the way a skilled orator utilizes the spoken word. 

When Craig Harris exploded onto the jazz scene in 1976, he brought the entire history of the jazz trombone with him. From the growling gutbucket intensity of early New Orleans music through the refined, articulate improvisation of the modern era set forth by J.J. Johnson, into the confrontational expressionism of the ‘60s avant-garde.

We are the tour company that will provide you with an unforgettable experience during the holiday season!

These one-hour holiday season gospel concerts will bring joy to your heart and soul. Gospel music is a powerful, uplifting experience that everyone should experience. We intend to have you hand-clapping, foot-stomping, and singing along with the soulful rhythms of black gospel music that will fill the church on these two days.

These one-hour holiday season gospel concerts will bring joy to your heart and soul. Gospel music is a powerful, uplifting experience that everyone should experience. We intend to have you hand-clapping, foot-stomping, and singing along with the soulful rhythms of black gospel music that will fill the church on these two days.

December 24th – 11:00 am

December 25th – 11:00 am and 1:00 pm

These one-hour holiday season gospel concerts will bring joy to your heart and soul. Gospel music is a powerful, uplifting experience that everyone should experience. We intend to have you hand-clapping, foot-stomping, and singing along with the soulful rhythms of black gospel music that will fill the church on these two days.

December 24th – 11:00 am

December 25th – 11:00 am and 1:00 pm

Welcome to Harlem offers an enriching Renaissance tour in New York that delves deep into the artistic and cultural legacy of the Harlem Renaissance.  Embark on a journey through present-day Harlem – see the people and places of the Harlem Renaissance, and discover why this time in American history was so magical and vital for African-American culture.

Once the walking tour comes to a close, you will be treated to a delicious lunch at a local Harlem restaurant! 

When Craig Harris exploded onto the jazz scene in 1976, he brought the entire history of the jazz trombone with him. From the growling gutbucket intensity of early New Orleans music through the refined, articulate improvisation of the modern era set forth by J.J. Johnson, into the confrontational expressionism of the ’60s avant-garde, Craig handled the total vernacular the way a skilled orator utilizes the spoken word.

When Craig Harris exploded onto the jazz scene in 1976, he brought the entire history of the jazz trombone with him. From the growling gutbucket intensity of early New Orleans music through the refined, articulate improvisation of the modern era set forth by J.J. Johnson, into the confrontational expressionism of the ‘60s avant-garde.

Special guest Hugh RAGIN.

Our Sunday Harlem Gospel and Brunch Tour first starts at the Apollo Theater, and then carries through to Mount Morris Park Historic District area. Here, you will find a multitude of churches rich with history amongst where our prominent individuals made their homes. Some of the most well-known musicians and entertainers started their journeys here, and much of the music that began here is now immortalized in American pop culture for future generations to enjoy

What better way to end an evening in Harlem than with some sightseeing and live jazz. When the lights go down on this famous NYC neighborhood, the immortal soulful sounds and rhythms of Duke Ellington, Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald, and Miles Davis ring out. Explore the vibrant Harlem tourist spots with our Harlem’s guided tours.

The Mount Morris Park Historic District is New York City’s brownstone capital. Being one of the earliest landmarked districts in the five boroughs in Harlem, many of the houses in the neighborhood retain a high degree of integrity. On this walking tour, you will have the chance to see, experience, admire, and learn about this historic district, with many landmark stops on the way. 

No longer must you wait until Sunday to hear gospel in Harlem. Saturday is the New Sunday in Harlem for Gospel! Welcome to Harlem weekly Harlem Gospel Series is the best ticket in town for Gospel on Saturdays.

A Harlem gospel concert is a hand-clapping, foot-stomping, and soulful rhythm experience of black gospel music. You’ll be able to celebrate this with some world-famous congregational choirs, whose renowned singers will have you jumping in your seat. What are you waiting for?

we will tour the Mount Morris Park Historic District area. Here, you will find a multitude of churches rich with history amongst where our prominent individuals made their homes. Some of the most well-known musicians and entertainers started their journeys here, and much of the music that began here is now immortalized in American pop culture for future generations to enjoy. Make our way across 125th Street, the heartbeat of Harlem, and finish at the world-famous Apollo Theater.