Sundae Sermon September 21, 2008

Harlem enjoys a rich history of music, culture and community

that connects all people from all corners of the globe.

Sundae Sermon seeks to continue this tradition with a

simple and soulful day of dancing under the Uptown sun.

Sundae Sermon is an afternoon in the park of music, dancing,

family and community commerce. The foundation of

the sound of Sundae Sermon is positive house music and

peaceful tribal vibes. The spirit of house music comes

from the church; so it’s only befitting house music should

be the cornerstone of this public dance-party. New and

old house, blended with classic R&B (Barry White, Stevie

Wonder), Disco (Thelma Houston), Funk (Parliament), Soul

(James Brown, TSOP), Afro-Beat (Fela) and Latin (Oscar

D’leon). All musical genres that cross generations and borders.

This is music that makes people feel good!

Beautiful Morningside Park is the perfect location for a

diverse audience of all ages and cultures to enjoy a fun

afternoon of music and relaxation. Harlem is long overdue

for an event that brings the community together around a

shared love of music. The new Harlem deserves a weekly

free and open cultural and recreational experience. Local

vendors, community organizations and sponsors will have

an opportunity to easily connect with this culturally eclectic

audience.

After feeding your soul at Church, a free party in the park

is the perfect dessert. Sundae Sermon will serve its “congregation” special treats from some of NYC’s finest DJ’s,

musicians and personalities...SWEET!

Official Website: http://www.sundaesermon.com