We loved this activity. Our tour guide, a Harlem resident, was excellent. She was very knowledgeable about the multi ethnic population of Harlem both past and present. The brunch was in a well chosen and delicious restaurant; the group was congenial. We definitely recommend this.

For my wife and I, this was our 2nd consecutive year at the gospel celebration. Sadly, we will not be attending in the future. The problem is a woman at the concert who was an event organizer. When directing the audience to do a number of things she was simply, rude. In essence, she was rude to 2,500 people. Asking the audience to do things is fine, but you must be cordial and polite doing it. She was not. Due to this woman's behavior, my wife no longer wants to attend. I can't blame my wife. She's right. But it is unfortuante because the choir is such a wonderful expression of joy. Both my wife and I I will miss it.

Listened to songs fabulous singers and heard songs I hadn't heard since a child.

Didn't like that it started so late but the singers soon made you forget that discrepancy.