These aren't tours. They're obsessions, shared. Forty years living inside New York's music, history, and streets — now yours to walk through.
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From Ludlow Street to the Dom — walk the avant-garde downtown that launched rock's most influential band.
The clubs, the streets, the heartbreak. A deep dive into the Harlem that shaped Lady Day and an era of American music.
The songwriters, the producers, the tiny rooms where the American pop songbook was written — and how the British Invasion changed it all.
One of the city's most layered and alive neighborhoods, from its pre-history, to its immigrant roots and present-day vitality.
Five British warships, 4,000 redcoats, and one of the most catastrophic defeats of the entire Revolutionary War — in a neighborhood most New Yorkers walk past every day.
Harlem Heights, Battlegrounds of Central Park, and more — see the full lineup.
I am a fourth generation New Yorker* and have lived on Harlem's Strivers Row since 1999. Before I started leading tours, I spent decades in the music industry — including as President of one of the most prestigious music PR firms in the world. I worked with superstars and legends, on dozens of Gold and Platinum albums and with Grammy winners galore. I've been backstage at every major award show and festival you can think of.
These tours grew out of personal passions. The Velvet Underground, Billie Holiday, the Brill Building — these aren't subjects I researched for a job. They're obsessions I've carried for years. When you walk with me, you're getting the real thing: primary sources, personal connections, and stories most guides don't know exist.
I am a licensed NYC Sightseeing Guide, a proud member of the Guides Association of New York City (GANYC) and a board member of Save Harlem Now!, a historic preservation nonprofit.