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On the September 27 WBGO Journal, a preview of Bobby Sanabria's Multiverse Big Band's McCarter performance of West Side Story Reimagined and much more

On the November 1 WBGO Journal, a chat with co-stars of "An Old-Fashioned Family Murder" and Jon Kalish profiles Metuchen writer Robert Kaplow

On the January 24 WBGO Journal, we take you to NJ Governor Mikie Sherrill's inauguration in Newark and host Doug Doyle has an in-depth chat with Melba Moore

WBGO's Doug Doyle reports on the death of former Newark City Council President Mildred Crump

WBGO's Jon Kalish has the story of South Orange painter Jay Golding

WBGO's Jon Kalish reports on a Queens IT wiz documenting his family’s rabbinical dynasty

WBGO's Jon Kalish takes us to Helsinki, Finland for a tour through apartments built for musicians and roadies

WBGO's Jon Kalish introduces us to 104-year old educational psychologist Edmund Gordon

The world-famous Harlem Gospel Choir is the most renowned gospel choir in America and a preeminent gospel choir worldwide. The Choir presents the finest singers and musicians from Harlem's Black Churches and the New York/Tri-State area. The Harlem Gospel Choir has shared its message of love and inspiration with thousands of people from various nations and cultures. The Harlem Gospel Choir's songs of gospel and inspiration will touch the depths of your soul and lift your spirit to angelic heights, with sounds that are unfettered, joyous, and inspirational.

Deeply rooted in the history of the African-American slave trade, black gospel music can be traced back to the 1700s when African slaves brought their unique African musical heritage to America and combined it with their new faith – Christianity. Out of the hardship and the trials of slavery, this unique musical tradition came to be, and forever changed music as we know it. Blues, Soul, and Rock-and-Roll…they all have origins in black gospel music. Harlem Gospel Choir presents modern gospel classics as performed in the black churches of Harlem today.

WBGO Members get a $5 discount. $10 food/drink minimum per person per set. Before purchasing your ticket, please refer to our FAQ for current COVID-19 safety procedures: https://jazzforumarts.org/faq/