1,281 stories by "Lincoln Center"
Los Angeles-based composer and musician Tali Rubinstein began playing the recorder when she was in the second grade. Her talent, distinctive style, and personal expression have made her the …
Look back at this year's #BigUmbrellaFestival, designed with and for neurodiverse audiences!
A HUGE thanks to Architects of Air, Barrowland Ballet, Le théâtre Motus, Lachi, ReelAbiliti…
Tropes and Traps for Filmmakers is a conversation about how a lack of representation on the screen and repetition of the same tropes in the genres of horror and documentary, allow damaging c…
Ever dreamed of getting married at Lincoln Center? For the third year in a row, we're inviting hundreds of couples to our 16-acre campus for "New York's Biggest Day," offering New Yorkers th…
A Lincoln Center favorite since 2015, ¡VAYA! offers devotees of Latin music and movement a friendly community, top-notch orchestras, and the city's most inviting dance floor. Bandleader G…
Indie folk artist, Noah Weinman (AKA Runnner) and his band perform their song "chess with friends" from their 2023 album, "like dying stars, we're reaching out."
Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director Jonathon Heyward leads the Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center in the culminating measures of Schumann's Symphony No. 3 "Rhenish". Filmed at David Ge…
Brooklyn-native, genre-defying quintet, Phony Ppl perform "Love Just Died" in the Kenneth C. Griffin Sidewalk Studio.
Elbee Thrie - Vocals
Elijah Rawk - Guitar
Matt "Maffyuu" Byas - Drums
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Brooklyn-native, genre-defying quintet, Phony Ppl perform "Love Just Died" in the Kenneth C. Griffin Sidewalk Studio.
Elbee Thrie - Vocals
Elijah Rawk - Guitar
Matt "Maffyuu" Byas - Drums
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Halie Loren performs her original song "Cuando Bailamos." This performance was captured in the David Rubenstein Atrium.
¡VAYA! offers devotees of Latin music a friendly community, top-notch orchestras, and the city's most inviting dance floor. Flutist Karen Joseph is a legend on the New York Latin music sc…
Join us for Lincoln Center's third annual Summer for the City " New York's Ultimate Festival! With 200+ Free or Choose-What-You-Pay events all summer long, there is truly something for every…
"Disability pride and disability joy aren't things that we've typically heard."
The arts are for everyone. We were honored to have Lakshmee Lachhman-Persad, founder of Accessible Travel NYC…
Cat Ridgeway's original song "Giving You Up," performed as part of our "Americana - Women's Voices" concert.
Classically trained composer, vocalist, and virtuoso of the East Asian guzheng zither Wu Fei teams up with Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz, master of the Middle Eastern oud lute and double bass, to …
Hip-Hop Education Center founder Martha Diaz gives an inside look at her history with Hip-Hop and how the Fresh, Bold & So Def symposium, honoring women in Hip-Hop, came to be.
Crys Matthews performs "Call Them In" from her album Changemakers in the Kenneth C. Griffin Sidewalk Studio at David Geffen Hall.
Members of Deaf Broadway perform "Seasons of Love" from the musical RENT by Jonathan Larson. Captured in the Kenneth C. Griffin Sidewalk Studio.
Deaf Broadway will be performing Jonathan La…
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Lauren Calve captivates the David Rubenstein Atrium audience with a performance of her original song, "Everything At The Same Time."
A truly one-of-a-kind modern talent, the composer, historian, activist, and performer Jeremy Dutcher represents the Indigenous Neqotkuk people of New Brunswick, Canada. He identifies as a "T…
A moving performance of Catterina's original song "Don't Tell Me," performed as part of Americana - Women's Voices in the David Rubenstein Atrium.
Crys Matthews performs "Sister's Keeper" in the Kenneth C. Griffin Sidewalk Studio.
Those who knew the neighborhood well recall the musical icons who lived and worked in San Juan Hill.
San Juan Hill resident Roseanna Weston and political advocate Shirley Zaiman talk about race relations, segregation, and violence in the neighborhood in the early 20th century.
