Lincoln Center is New York City’s Main Performing Arts Center

Lincoln Center hosts resident companies and presents its own events in its theaters and:

• Damrosch Park
• David Rubenstein Atrium
• Josie Robertson Plaza
• Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse

Summer for the City invites the whole world to Lincoln Center in summer.

Resident companies:

• Chamber Music Society
• Film at Lincoln Center
• Jazz at Lincoln Center
• Juilliard School
• Lincoln Center Theater
• Metropolitan Opera
• New York City Ballet
• New York Philharmonic
• New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
• School of American Ballet

Lincoln Center Venues:

• Alice Tully Hall
• David Geffen Hall
• David H. Koch Theater
• Dizzy’s Club at Jazz at Lincoln Center
• Metropolitan Opera House
• Vivian Beaumont Theater

Thank you for sponsoring Latin film and Latin music.

• Film at Lincoln Center
• Jazz at Lincoln Center
• Metropolitan Opera

About

Most Latin culture begins in the poorest barrio. Lincoln Center was built on San Juan Hill, an African American, Puerto Rican, and Caribbean community.

“The Jungles” was a hard, but wildly creative place. It still is. You have to be very creative to make it here, but if you can, you can make it anywhere.

The famous Broadway show and film, “West Side Story” was about life in the communities of San Juan Hill, the Black and Puerto Rican neighborhood that was redeveloped into Lincoln Center in 1964.

Don’t assume it is expensive. Some of the affordable seats are the best in the house.

Fall, winter, and spring is more classical. Summer festivals represent the diversity of New York City with lots of free events.

The David Rubenstein Atrium ticket office hosts free dance parties, concerts and family educational events all year long.

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