Join standby line for You Are Here – Today through Friday
Visitors are strongly encouraged to join standby line, every night through Friday. We will begin allowing standby guests in the space at 6:55 pm; show starts at 7:00 pm. The unmissable live performance of You Are Here brings together dance, song, and reflection of the past year from members of the Lincoln Center family and awe-inspiring New Yorkers. Learn More »In-person & Digital Events
Today
Wednesday, July 28
Multi-faceted Artist Maya Sharpe presents music compositions on The GREEN. Open to the public; non-ticketed event.
You Are Here takes on the processing and sharing of this past year, bringing together story, dance, song, and reflection from real New Yorkers.
In an unprecedented celebration of dance, Ballet Hispánico, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, and Dance Theatre of Harlem share the spotlight for the first time—on The Restart Stage at Damrosch Park.
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Figaro, Figaro, Figaro! Teatro Nuovo's “transformative” orchestra and virtuoso singers in a full-length semi-staging of the world's favorite Bel Canto comedy.
You Are Here takes on the processing and sharing of this past year, bringing together story, dance, song, and reflection from real New Yorkers.
In an unprecedented celebration of dance, Ballet Hispánico, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, and Dance Theatre of Harlem share the spotlight for the first time—on The Restart Stage at Damrosch Park.
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Workshop with Andrea Miller and Adrienne Westwood – You Are Here
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
How can you transform your own story of the past year into powerful, expressive movement? Inquire into the choreographer's process.
You Are Here takes on the processing and sharing of this past year, bringing together story, dance, song, and reflection from real New Yorkers.
In an unprecedented celebration of dance, Ballet Hispánico, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, and Dance Theatre of Harlem share the spotlight for the first time—on The Restart Stage at Damrosch Park.
Learn More »
A multi-media examination of the healing and devastating power of water by two prominent AAPI experimental sound artists.
Presented in collaboration with the Asian American Arts Alliance
The Memory of Water is a full-length creative collaboration between beat-based experimental artist Ravish Momin, performing as Sunken Cages with guest dancer Ishita Mili, and composer/performer Migiwa “Miggy” Miyajima and quintet. Memory addresses the power of oceans, with visuals depicting how water shapes our lives and music that evokes memories of the Japanese waters and the tenacious resiliency of the 2011 tsunami survivors. The performance culminates with the world premiere of “The Golden Miracles,” composed by Miyajima, featuring a blending of Sunken Cages' beguiling visual and electronic textures alongside the acoustics of Miyajima’s ensemble. “Miracles” is a dedication to all American immigrants, the ancestors of today’s New Yorkers, who came here from beyond our immediate waters.
Performance Length: Approximately 60 minutes, no intermission
Please read below for important ticketing and COVID-19 health and safety information:
If you have any questions about this performance or the TodayTix Lottery, please contact Guest Services at 212-875-5456 or [email protected] (Monday–Friday, 10 am–6 pm ET).
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Silent Disco on The GREEN: DJ Jazzy Joyce, Cutman LG and Grand Wizzard Theodore
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Dance with DJ Jazzy Joyce, Cutman LG, and Grand Wizzard Theodore—brought to you by the Universal Hip Hop Museum in the Bronx.
Groove on The GREEN this summer in the newly reimagined Josie Robertson Plaza at our Silent Disco series, playing hot dance party sets in July with a different world-class DJ every time. We’re sure you’ll agree that the only thing better than going out dancing is dancing outside under the stars! Our July 30 silent disco brings you not one, but THREE all-star DJs, courtesy of the newly founded Universal Hip Hop Museum in the Bronx. The Museum’s Executive and Founding Member Cutman LG; DJ Jazzy Joyce, one of the few women to win the legendary New Music Seminar DJ battles; and Grand Wizzard Theodore, who’s universally acknowledged as the inventor of the scratch, represent the best of the best in the genre.
Please read below for important ticketing and COVID-19 health and safety information:
If you have any questions about this performance or the TodayTix Lottery, please contact Guest Services at 212-875-5456 or [email protected] (Monday–Friday, 10 am–6 pm ET).
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Concerts for Kids: Elena Moon Park & Friends
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Celebrate folk and children’s music from all over the globe, with an emphasis on East and Southeast Asia, plus original songs for families.
Elena Moon Park and Friends celebrate folk and children’s music from all over the globe, with an emphasis on East and Southeast Asia, plus original songs, reinterpreted to mix various musical traditions, languages, styles, and stories. These tunes range from northern Japanese sea shanties to Tibetan jump rope rhymes, original energetic songs and lullabies in English, and Taiwanese train songs. The artists invite families and people of all ages to join them in singing in many languages, dancing, hand clapping, and joyously celebrating song, language and story together.
Performance Length: Approximately 60 minutes, no intermission
Please read below for important ticketing and COVID-19 health and safety information:
If you have any questions about this performance or the TodayTix Lottery, please contact Guest Services at 212-875-5456 or [email protected] (Monday–Friday, 10 am–6 pm ET).
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Poet-in-Residence Mahogany L. Browne: We Are The Work
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Woke Baby Book Fair
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Come out for a family-friendly celebration of justice-oriented children’s books curated by Lincoln Center poet-in-residence Mahogany L. Browne.
This festival is free and open to the public; tickets not required.
From July to September, Mahogany L. Browne is Lincoln Center’s first ever poet-in-residence, curating monthly virtual and in person events in a residency entitled “We Are The Work”—an artistic call to recharge and unite towards justice within our communities.
On the last Saturday of July, bring the kids to Lincoln Center for the Woke Baby Book Fair, a family-friendly celebration of justice-oriented children’s books curated by Mahogany L. Browne. The day’s events offer just the right balance of fun, play, and learning, with eight back-to-back book readings and signings by guest poets and authors, games and crafts, baby movement classes led by Paris Alexandrea of BK Yoga Club, live music for kids, and a fresh produce giveaway sponsored by Seeds in the Middle.
Schedule of Events
1:00 pm: DJ begins spinning at The Isabel and Peter Malkin Stage at Hearst Plaza
-Baby movement with Brooklyn Yoga Club's Paris Alexandra at the tent on the south side of Reflecting Pool
-Reading 1: Mahogany L. Browne at the tent on the south side of Reflecting Pool
1:15 pm: Reading 2: Jon Sands at the Outdoor Studios on the east side of Lincoln Center Theater
1:30 pm: Reading 3: Isaac Fitzgerald at the tent on the south side of Reflecting Pool
1:45 pm: Reading 4: Christine Platt at the Outdoor Studios on the east side of Lincoln Center Theater
2:00 pm: Reading 5: Drag Queen Story Hour with Cholula Lemon! (followed by photo op for kids) at the tent on the south side of Reflecting Pool
2:15 pm: Reading 6: Trae, of Black Book Swap at the Outdoor Studios on the east side of Lincoln Center Theater
2:45 pm: Reading 7: Elisabet Velasquez at the Outdoor Studios on the east side of Lincoln Center Theater
3:00 pm: Reading 8: Big Mike at the tent on the south side of Reflecting Pool
3:30 pm: Woke Baby Book Fair ends
ALL DAY, 1:00–3:30 pm: Games for kids with Brain Yoga and Words of Art at Hearst Plaza
-Bookstore open, courtesy of The Center for Fiction, and author signing on the south side of Lincoln Center Theater
-Fresh food box distribution, courtesy of Seeds in The Middle, on the south side of Lincoln Center Theater
COVID-19 Health & Safety Information
Health and safety is our top priority. In accordance with the New York State guidelines and in consultation with our medical advisors, we have implemented protocols to enhance safety for all staff, artists and guests. Please note the following safety protocols that apply to our events:
• Fully vaccinated guests are welcome to enjoy the event without a mask.
• Unvaccinated guests are required to keep a face covering on unless actively eating or drinking.
• Stay home if you don’t feel well, have exhibited symptoms of COVID-19 in the past 10 days, have tested positive for COVID-19 within the past 10 days, or been in contact with someone with COVID-19 in the past 10 days.
By visiting Lincoln Center, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19. To view the full acknowledgment and release, click here.
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In an unprecedented celebration of dance, Ballet Hispánico, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, and Dance Theatre of Harlem share the spotlight for the first time—on The Restart Stage at Damrosch Park.
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Composer Amir ElSaffar partners with Brooklyn Raga Massive to show the shared spiritual and musical connections of classical Iraqi and Indian music.
Raga Maqam—a collaboration between Brooklyn Raga Massive, The India Center Foundation, and Lincoln Center—explores the shared threads of Indian ragas and Iraqi maqam, the venerable tradition of structured-improvisatory composition. A public premiere of new work composed by Iraqi American multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Amir ElSaffar in conjunction with members of Brooklyn Raga Massive and maqam virtuosos from NYC and beyond, Raga Maqam imbues fresh life to their unique conversation between these ancient styles. Raga Maqam’s 15-performer ensemble unites a combo of virtuosic artists hailing from America, India, Iraq, Iran, Palestine, Jordan, and Turkey with instrumentation just as eclectic as its musicians, featuring masters of the santur, oud, violin, sitar, bansuri, kamancheh and tabla.
Please read below for important ticketing and COVID-19 health and safety information:
If you have any questions about this performance or the TodayTix Lottery, please contact Guest Services at 212-875-5456 or [email protected] (Monday–Friday, 10 am–6 pm ET).
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Learn More »In an unprecedented celebration of dance, Ballet Hispánico, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, and Dance Theatre of Harlem share the spotlight for the first time—on The Restart Stage at Damrosch Park.
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Restart Stages: Family & Kids
POP-UP – Storytime: Kids Musical Theatre
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Listen to a musical that tells the story of a droplet going through the water cycle. Open to the public; non-ticketed event on The GREEN.
In an unprecedented celebration of dance, Ballet Hispánico, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, and Dance Theatre of Harlem share the spotlight for the first time—on The Restart Stage at Damrosch Park.
Learn More »
Stefanie Batten Bland’s Company SBB re-imagines the classic film Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner as contemporary social commentary told through dance.
By Company SBB//Stefanie Batten Bland
Choreographer Stefanie Batten Bland has made an international name for herself in the dance community with a body of work that is provocative, visually arresting and thematically daring. Fresh back from a reopening performance at The Yard on Martha’s Vineyard and a residency at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, seven members of her troupe, Company SBB, will present Look Who's Coming to Dinner, a kinetic reimagining of Stanley Kramer’s landmark 1967 film Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner. Where that classic movie captured the shifting racial tensions of its time as a comedy of manners, Bland's piece honors prior generations’ sacrifice toward a more justly integrated world, while acknowledging the continuing inequities of who has access to a seat at the table.
Please read below for important ticketing and COVID-19 health and safety information:
If you have any questions about this performance or the TodayTix Lottery, please contact Guest Services at 212-875-5456 or [email protected] (Monday–Friday, 10 am–6 pm ET).
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Drop in for a justice-oriented children’s book fair on July 31
The schedule is packed with eight back-to-back book readings for kids, games and crafts, baby movement classes, a live DJ set, and Drag Queen story hour and photo op with Cholula Lemon. Open to the general public. Learn More »Series & Programs
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Experience the world premiere of You Are Here
Join us through July 30 for a public sculpture, sound, and live performance installation conceived by Andrea Miller. You Are Here takes on the processing of the past year, coming together to share story, dance, song, and reflections from members within the Lincoln Center family. Earlier in July, visitors first experienced the work as a sculpture and sound installation. Now, the stories of the participants have transformed into live performances through July 30. Guests are strongly encouraged to join standby line each night. Learn More »
Spotlight On: Disability Pride Month
As part of our mission to champion inclusive excellence in the arts and provide access to the arts for the widest possible audience, we shine a light on the work of Disabled artists with in-person performances as part of Restart Stages at Lincoln Center, as well as virtual events that allow for increased accessibility for audiences with disabilities. Learn More »
Restart Stages: Family & Kids
Bring the family to fun-filled—and sun-filled!—outdoor programming and activities for young audiences and the young at heart. From ticketed performances to pop-up workshops and events on The GREEN, and an open-air reading room, Restart Stages will keep your kids busy and engaged all summer long. Learn More »
