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Harlem Heritage Tours specializes in providing the best in
innovative cultural tourism experiences, therefore we present
America's first cultural multimedia bus / walking tours.
Our reality tours (conducted by life long Harlem residents), take you to actual sights and locations and
present applicable archival footage, rare prints and recordings
at the sights where history happened. Tours should be more
than guides speaking for history, our multimedia bus tours
allow history to speak as well. |
M #1 "The Harlem Heritage Multimedia Bus / Walking Tour"
This
multimedia bus / walking tour
provides an overall history of the Harlem community, with special
emphasis on 20th century Harlem. Learn how Harlem became the
African-American capital of the USA and the impact the community has
had on the world over the past 100 years. In an effort to
provide true understanding of the history, we will present video and
audio though out the tour. Visit the world famous Apollo
Theater and view 1960's footage of a James Brown performance before
you enter the historic building, cruise through Strivers Row and
view scenes from Spike Lee's movie "Jungle Fever", take a picture on
the steps of the Langston Hughes House after listening to his poem:
"The Negro Speaks of Rivers" + much more.
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Days:
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Click green book this tour link and
a list of dates will appear. |
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Time:
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1:00 PM – 4:00 PM |
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Price:
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$39.00 Per Person |
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Meet:
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Harlem Heritage Tourism &
Cultural Center - 104 Malcolm X Blvd, between 115th
& 116th Streets on uptown side of Malcolm X Blvd. 2, 3
express trains arrive directly to location on (IRT – red
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M #2 "The Roots of
Hip Hop Multimedia Bus Tour"
Hip
Hop started in the Bronx in the 1970's and has since become a global
phenomenon, but true Hip Hop culture has been lost in the mix.
Travel with us and MC Greg Nice as we take a trip back in time and
explore the neighborhoods in the Bronx and Harlem where Hip Hop
originated. The idea of this tour is to use multimedia and visits
to actual sights as tools to turn the bus into a Hip Hop classroom
entertaining as well as teaching the public what Hip Hop is all
about and how the culture began.
Archival footage will be presented at sights such as 62
Park, former home of Grand Master Flash, the Sparkle, Harlem World,
Former home of DJ Cool Herc, The Black Door and many others.
"You
won't find this stuff in your guide books."
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Days:
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Click green book this tour
link and a list of dates will appear. |
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Time:
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1:00 PM – 4:00 PM |
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Price:
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$39.00 Per Person |
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Meet:
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Harlem Heritage Tourism &
Cultural Center - 104 Malcolm X Blvd,
between 115th & 116th Streets on uptown side of Malcolm X Blvd.
2, 3 express trains arrive directly to location on (IRT – red
line). |
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M #3 "Harlem Gospel Multimedia Bus Tour"
Come
to Harlem on a Sunday morning and ride and walk through the
spirit of our religious heritage before experiencing the
wonderful sounds of gospel music at one of our community
churches. The tour portion of the experience will express
the important role that worship plays in the everyday life of
the Harlem community as well as celebrate many sights of
cultural significance. See Mother Hale House (former home
of the internationally women who cared for disadvantaged youth),
stop inside of historic jazz club and listen to sounds of Miles
Davis, ride and walk the though the beauty and elegance of Sugar
Hill - some stops will be complimented with archival video
clips. You may not know how a person looked and sounded
before this tour but you will know after this tour is over
- great for international visitors.
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Sundays - Click green book this tour link and a list of dates
will appear. |
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Time: |
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM |
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Price: |
$49.00 Per Person |
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Meet:
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New
York City Visitor and Information Center - 810 Seventh Avenue,
between 52nd & 53rd Streets across the street from the Sheraton
towers.
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M #4 " The Harlem Civil Rights
Multimedia Bus / Walking Tour"
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idea of this tour is to convey what the Civil Rights Movement was,
what it meant to the country/world and the role that Harlem leaders
and institutions played in the movement. We will celebrate sights
directly tied to icons such as Malcolm X, James Baldwin, Dr. Rev.
Martin Luther King Jr., A. Phillip Randolph, Dr. Rev.
Adam Clayton Powell Jr., Dr Ben, Preston Wilcox + more.
See footage of Malcolm X addressing Harlem audiences, while you sit
at the very sight where the footage was shot, observe the suave
mannerisms and fiery oratorical skills of Dr. Rev. Adam
Clayton Powell Jr., right before you take pictures at the base of
his statue in the heart of Harlem, visit the Harlem street that gave
the world James Baldwin while watching him talk about growing up on
the street - "You won't find this stuff in your guidebooks."
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Days:
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Click green book this tour link and
a list of dates will appear. |
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Time:
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1:00 PM – 4:00 PM |
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Price:
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$39.00 Per Person |
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Meet:
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Harlem Heritage Tourism &
Cultural Center - 104 Malcolm X Blvd, between 115th
& 116th Streets on uptown side of Malcolm X Blvd. 2, 3
express trains arrive directly to location on (IRT – red
line). |
Book This Tour
M #5 "Jazz Nights in Harlem
Multimedia Bus/Walking Tour"
Harlem
Nights are HOT - when the sun goes down come uptown to Harlem and
tour the historic streets with us as we relive the past and enjoy
the present. Night starts with tour of the community that will
visit sights associated with legendary jazz stars of the past such
we Lena Horne, Duke Ellington, Max Roach, Coleman Hawkins and many
others. We will also showcase some of the new clubs/bars that
are emblematic of the current renaissance in Harlem. After
tour we will hit a few spots ending with a set of live jazz at a
legendary Harlem club. Throughout the tour you will be guided
by a community residents who was born and raised in Harlem.
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Date:
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Time:
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6:30
PM – Midnight |
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Price:
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$125.00 |
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Meet:
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New
York City Visitor and Information Center - 810 Seventh Avenue,
between 52nd & 53rd Streets across the street from the Sheraton
towers.
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