The Festival Orchestra’s season comes to an exhilarating conclusion in this vibrant program of premieres and timeless inspirations.
Prolific poet Mahogany L. Browne curates an evening of conversation, poetry, music, and community, closing out her Seen, Sound, Scribe series.
Tamisha A. Guy’s new work In the Depths of Blue invites audiences to explore the emotions evoked by the color blue, a hue evoking melancholy and resilience.
The Calidore String Quartet takes the stage in the final Summer Evenings concert of the year, featuring Wynton Marsalis’s Selections from At the Octoroon Balls.
Prolific poet Mahogany L. Browne curates an evening of conversation, poetry, music, and community, closing out her Seen, Sound, Scribe series.
Tamisha A. Guy’s new work In the Depths of Blue invites audiences to explore the emotions evoked by the color blue, a hue evoking melancholy and resilience.
For this Dance Storytime, Lisa Johnson-Willingham offers audiences the chance to learn about dance and the rich story of Alvin Ailey.
For this Dance Storytime, Lisa Johnson-Willingham offers audiences the chance to learn about dance and the rich story of Alvin Ailey.
Participate in a dance workshop, led by Dance Theatre of Harlem company members, focused on the fundamentals of ballet.
Broadway actor and singer Jared Wayne Gladly bares his soul in a performance of originals and covers by brilliant R&B artists from the '90s and 2000s.
The Illustrious Blacks lift the crowd at a Silent Disco preview for the Afrofuturistic duo's new work at The Flea Theater!
Eblis Álvarez and Camilo Lara explore the musical universes of Colombia and Mexico—from cumbia to the tropical vanguard.
Be a part of the Summer of Dance at Lincoln Center with the American Ballet Theatre and foster a love for classical ballet.
The Bronx's DJ FLWRSHRK brings the club to The Dance Floor, where she mixes house, Hip-Hop, and soulful R&B during a blazing Silent Disco set.
Get ready to swing to the soaring sound of Chelsea Reed and the Fair Weather Band on The Dance Floor!
Join us for a free, relaxed Open Rehearsal with the Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center, offering a behind-the-scenes peek at their preparation process.
The Calidore String Quartet takes the stage in the final Summer Evenings concert of the year, featuring Wynton Marsalis’s Selections from At the Octoroon Balls.
Prolific poet Mahogany L. Browne curates an evening of conversation, poetry, music, and community, closing out her Seen, Sound, Scribe series.
For this Dance Storytime, Lisa Johnson-Willingham offers audiences the chance to learn about dance and the rich story of Alvin Ailey.
You're invited to reflect on how raising our voices together can help build healthier bodies, stronger relationships, and more connected communities.
globalFEST features Cape Verdean singer Elida Almeida, Sudanese-American pop experimentalist Sinkane, and North African jazz futurists Saha Gnawa.
Join us for a free, relaxed Open Rehearsal with the Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center, offering a behind-the-scenes peek at their preparation process.
Tamisha A. Guy’s new work In the Depths of Blue invites audiences to explore the emotions evoked by the color blue, a hue evoking melancholy and resilience.
Participate in a dance workshop, led by Dance Theatre of Harlem company members, focused on the fundamentals of ballet.
The Calidore String Quartet takes the stage in the final Summer Evenings concert of the year, featuring Wynton Marsalis’s Selections from At the Octoroon Balls.
Experience musical works that trace a journey through Afro-Cuban roots, jazz language, and personal storytelling
French choreographer Saïdo Lehlouh and seven dancers turn b-boying virtuosity into feline fluidity, power, and precision.
Kung fu cool meets b-boy swag at this theatrical Hip-Hop martial arts dance competition.
globalFEST features Cape Verdean singer Elida Almeida, Sudanese-American pop experimentalist Sinkane, and North African jazz futurists Saha Gnawa.
French choreographer Saïdo Lehlouh and seven dancers turn b-boying virtuosity into feline fluidity, power, and precision.
Kung fu cool meets b-boy swag at this theatrical Hip-Hop martial arts dance competition.
New Legaxy, a thrilling new group on the rise, channels the ancestral rhythms of New Orleans’ Congo Square into contemporary sound.
Groove to the uplifting vibrations of pioneering Jamaican reggae group Black Uhuru, whose messages of joy have reverberated for generations.
Get ready for a rhythmic journey to the heart of the Caribbean with the Brown Rice Family in a family-friendly Jamaica Day concert.
Experience a cornerstone of Jamaican musical culture! The sound clash is a competition among DJ crews and vocalists, each vying for crowd approval.
End the Summer for the City season with a Silent Disco set of reggae, dancehall, dub, Hip-Hop, and pop music!
The Festival Orchestra’s season comes to an exhilarating conclusion in this vibrant program of premieres and timeless inspirations.
The munchies and murder don’t mix… or do they? Chaos and cannibalism ensue when four stoner friends discover a peculiar strain of weed at the middle-of-nowhere rental property where they’ve decamped for a toked-out New Year’s retreat.
The munchies and murder don’t mix… or do they? Chaos and cannibalism ensue when four stoner friends discover a peculiar strain of weed at the middle-of-nowhere rental property where they’ve decamped for a toked-out New Year’s retreat.
Drawing inspiration from traditional folklore, the “Western-horror” debut feature from South African cinematographer Meekaaeel Adam is a haunting, haunted meditation on the brutal legacies of settler colonialism.
Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick co-direct and star alongside their real-life children, Sosie and Travis Bacon, in a campy send-up of B-movie slasher flicks that doubles as an ode to the scrappy resourcefulness and DIY ingenuity of small-town microbudget filmmaking.
The Calidore String Quartet takes the stage in the final Summer Evenings concert of the year, featuring Wynton Marsalis’s Selections from At the Octoroon Balls.
The Festival Orchestra’s season comes to an exhilarating conclusion in this vibrant program of premieres and timeless inspirations.
The Festival Orchestra’s season comes to an exhilarating conclusion in this vibrant program of premieres and timeless inspirations.
Prolific poet Mahogany L. Browne curates an evening of conversation, poetry, music, and community, closing out her Seen, Sound, Scribe series.
Tamisha A. Guy’s new work In the Depths of Blue invites audiences to explore the emotions evoked by the color blue, a hue evoking melancholy and resilience.
The Calidore String Quartet takes the stage in the final Summer Evenings concert of the year, featuring Wynton Marsalis’s Selections from At the Octoroon Balls.
Prolific poet Mahogany L. Browne curates an evening of conversation, poetry, music, and community, closing out her Seen, Sound, Scribe series.
Tamisha A. Guy’s new work In the Depths of Blue invites audiences to explore the emotions evoked by the color blue, a hue evoking melancholy and resilience.
For this Dance Storytime, Lisa Johnson-Willingham offers audiences the chance to learn about dance and the rich story of Alvin Ailey.
For this Dance Storytime, Lisa Johnson-Willingham offers audiences the chance to learn about dance and the rich story of Alvin Ailey.
Participate in a dance workshop, led by Dance Theatre of Harlem company members, focused on the fundamentals of ballet.