Lincoln Center Invites Arts Professionals For Year-Long Programming Exploring Radical Welcoming
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts announces an expansion of its Lincoln Center Activate initiative.
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Lincoln Center’s Live Streams Restart Stages Features With Artistic And Civic Activations
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts today announced new artistic commissions, creative community, and civic collaborations, and more this coming June 2021 at Restart Stages.
Lincoln Center’s Iconic Josie Robertson Plaza Goes Green As An Expansive Green Space
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts today announced that Mimi Lien, celebrated set designer and MacArthur Genius grantee, has been commissioned to physically reimagine Josie Robertson Plaza as part of Restart Continue Reading →
Lincoln Center And New York Philharmonic Accelerate David Geffen Hall Reimagination
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and the New York Philharmonic today announced the acceleration of the comprehensive renovation of David Geffen Hall from Harlem to Hollis.
Lincoln Center Announces Restart Stages To Bring Back The Arts From Harlem To Hollis
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts today announced Restart Stages, a sweeping initiative that will create 10 outdoor performance and rehearsal spaces.
Lincoln Center Marks 30th Anniversary Of The Americans With Disabilities Act
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts is marking the anniversary of one of the most significant Civil Rights legislations of our time – the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) which Continue Reading →
Jane Moss To Step Down As Artistic Director Of Lincoln Center For The Performing Arts
After nearly three decades providing artistic leadership at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Jane Moss will step down from her post as Artistic Director effective August 1, 2020.
The Harlem’s Abyssinian Mass, Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra With Wynton Marsalis (Full Video)
From the Vault: The Abyssinian Mass by Wynton Marsalis as part of Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra in New York, New York.
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