A gospel brunch is a Harlem tradition, and the Harlem Gospel Choir brings it downtown to one of the world's best-known jazz clubs. Their set moves from spirituals rooted in African American history to modern church sound, loud and joyful in a room that seats only a few hundred. If you have visitors who want a real New York Sunday, this is a crowd-pleaser.
What to expect
Doors open at noon for brunch service, then the choir takes the small stage for a rousing set. Expect clapping, call-and-response and a mix of tourists and locals at shared tables.
Good to know
- W 4 St station (A, B, C, D, E, F, M) is steps away
- Seats are first come, first served
- Groups larger than eight need an advance group package
- The bar area is 21+
- A per-person minimum applies on top of the ticket
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Common questions
Does the Harlem Gospel Choir show include brunch?
A brunch menu is available during the show; food is ordered separately and counts toward the minimum.
When do doors open?
Noon, for a 1:30pm show.
