Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
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This Saturday, CAN I KICK IT? returns to Lincoln Center with a special Halloween presentation of Friday the 13th Part VIII. Join us as DJ 2-Tone Jones brings every scream, suspenseful moment, and jump scare to life with a new soundtrack in real time. 🔗 bit.ly/4suogw1
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
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You're invited to "Come & Sing: Broadway Finales," a participatory community singing event where you'll learn and perform “Aquarius / Let the Sunshine In” from Hair and "Children Will Listen” from Into the Woods!" ➡️ Join us for FREE! Learn more: bit.ly/4A3glIQ
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
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🕯️🌼 Celebrate Día de Muertos with us by creating a community ofrenda in collaboration with Mano a Mano: Mexican Culture Without Borders. Bring copies of photographs, notes, and letters to honor your loved ones now through Nov 1 in the Atrium. ➡️ bit.ly/3WBu3E9
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 28
Sophia Club brought a blend of philosophy and performance to the Lincoln Center stage, featuring composer Emel Mathlouthi, classicist Kristina Milnor & historian Leonora Neville in an artistic exploration of gender flexibility in the long Roman Empire.

📸: Lawrence Sumulong
Two people are seated on stage in conversation at Sophia Club, illuminated by a neon sign. They are sitting in wooden chairs, with a small table and microphones between them. One person is dressed in a patterned outfit, while the other wears a light-colored suit. Audience members are faintly visible in the foreground.A person in a red outfit sings passionately into a microphone while playing an electric guitar on stage. The background is dark.
A person is performing on stage with a guitar at the Sophia Club event, while an audience watches. Three other people are seated on stage. Bright lighting and a "Sophia Club Live Philosophy" sign are visible in the background.A panel of four individuals is seated on stage. All are dressed in patterned or colorful clothing and holding microphones. The lighting is warm and focused on the panel.
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 27
LIVE TONIGHT | Join Lincoln Center Visionary Artist and Managing & Artistic Director of @jazzdotorg, Wynton Marsalis in conversation with Peter Gelb of @MetOpera about jazz’s influence across artistic disciplines, presented with The Met Opera & @nypl_lpa: bit.ly/4yJs3He
A young Wynton Marsalis outdoors at Lincoln Center, wearing a plaid jacket and patterned tie, with campus buildings in the background. The caption reads: "Wynton Marsalis, Artistic Director, Jazz at Lincoln Center."
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 27
The ethereal Elisapie made her Lincoln Center debut earlier this month at Festival of Firsts, exploring how Inuit traditions can merge with pop culture in striking and original ways. ✨

📸: Lawrence Sumulong
A performer wearing a costume with long, flowing fringes sings passionately on stage. A guitarist and drummer accompany in the background. A performer sings into a microphone
A performer on stage wearing a fringed outfit stands near a microphone as the audience applauds. Four people stand on stage with microphones, a guitar, and a drum set in the background.
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 26
Check out these highlights from the U.S. premiere of ”Me & The Forest” by @bocadellupo & Art Stage San at Open House this past weekend! 🌳 Using a 16 foot tall puppet and immersive audio, this interactive experience invited viewers to converse with the natural world.
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 25
Curated by Toshi Reagon, "Over My Head, I Hear Freedom in the Air" honored the life and legacy of Dr. Bernice Johnson Reagon, a singer, composer, scholar, and activist whose voice helped shape the sound of the Civil Rights Movement.

📸: Erin Patrice O'Brien
Two people are performing on stage, dressed in traditional attire. They are holding decorative gourds and singing into microphones, set against a dark background.Four performers are seated on stage wearing colorful attire, with microphones in front of them. Behind them, a band with instruments like a drum set and keyboard is visible. The setting appears to be a live musical performance.
A person performs on stage, seated and playing an acoustic guitar while singing into a microphone. They wear a blue robe, and musicians are visible in the background with drums and other instruments.A lively stage performance is taking place with a person in a vibrant blue and gold outfit speaking or singing into a microphone. Another individual is seated next to them, also holding a microphone. Behind them is a group of people in colorful attire, clapping and engaging with the performance. The event appears festive and energetic.
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 23
A cherry blossom with a love of jazz! 🌸🎷 Blossom & The Shrub-Tones brought swing, bebop, and a little flower power to the David Rubenstein Atrium for Blossom’s NYC debut at Lincoln Center’s Festival of Firsts!

📸: Sachyn Mital
A lively stage performance with a group of musicians playing various instruments. A bright and colorful sign at the back reads "Blossom Dearly" in large, playful letters.
A pink, furry puppet with large, white eyes and a wide, smiling mouth is positioned behind a lush display of white and pink flowers and greenery.
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 22
Two choirs, one unforgettable celebration! 🎶🌎

The Young People’s Chorus of New York City and Guangdong Experimental Choir came together at Lincoln Center for Song Bridge, celebrating music and connection across cultures.

📸: Lawrence Sumulong
A person in a white shirt stands outdoors, passionately singing with an open mouth and raised hand.A group of people in red shirts sing into microphones outdoors.
A group of people wearing blue and red tops are singing on a stage outdoors, led by a conductor. An audience is gathered around, with many taking photos or recording the performance.
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 22
Created in collaboration with Lifetime Arts, our Moments Field Guide draws on 10 years of Lincoln Center Moments programming to share tips for arts practitioners interested in creating performance-based programs designed for individuals with dementia and their caregivers. 💫
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 22
Experience "Me & The Forest" by @bocadellupo & ArtstageSAN for FREE at Lincoln Center Open House on Oct. 24 & 25! 🌳✨Using a massive puppet & immersive audio, this interactive experience lets you converse with the wonders of the natural world.

➡️ LincolnCenter.org/OpenHouse
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 21
The Lincoln Center Presents winter lineup is our biggest yet! ✨ Come closer and explore world-class dance, theater, music, and more, shaped by Ehrenkranz Chief Artistic Officer Shanta Thake—all Free or Choose-What-You-Pay.

Tickets go on sale November 4: LincolnCenter.org/Presents
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 20
Lincoln Center Open House returns Oct 24 & 25! Join us for a campus-wide extravaganza packed with FREE performances, workshops, arts & crafts, and so much more. 🎨🎶

Fun for all ages! Explore the full schedule and plan your visit: LincolnCenter.org/OpenHouse
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 20
Reflect and reset with us at a soundbath and guided meditation led by Brooklyn-based artists Aja Grant & Coulou—part of our Lincoln Center Open House!

📆 10/25 at 11am & 11:45am
📍Sidewalk Studio, David Geffen Hall
➡️ bit.ly/4jNNenN

Presented with @nyphospital.
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 19
Mathis Picard took us on a journey through history in the Sidewalk Studio as part of our Legacies of San Juan Hill Festival! 🎶 Joined by Godwin Louis and Marco López, "Living Memories" celebrated the musical heritage of historic San Juan Hill.

📸: Lawrence Sumulong
A person wearing a dark blazer and holding a microphone is seated at a grand piano. The individual has long, curly brown hair and is smiling. The background features blurred lights, suggesting a lively performance setting.A person is playing bongos on a stage, surrounded by other percussion instruments. The audience is visible in the foreground, focused on the performance.
A person performs on a saxophone on stage, illuminated by colorful blue and yellow lights. A grand piano is visible behind them, and music sheets are placed on a stand in front.A person is speaking into a microphone while seated at a grand piano. Two others are seated nearby, one with a drum set, and the other with a conga. The setting appears to be an intimate live music venue.
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 17
Take a peek behind the curtain and experience Lincoln Center from a whole new perspective with one of our behind-the-scenes tours!

Tours are offered at a discounted rate for Seniors (ages 65+), students, and IDNYC cardholders!

Learn more at LincolnCenter.org/Tours
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 16
Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival returns Jan 6-20 to celebrate New York City-based choreographers presenting boundary-pushing works.

🎟️ Choose-What-You-Pay tickets available starting November 4th at noon!
🔗 More here: bit.ly/4yoFMDi
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 16
Say hello to our 2026-27 Lincoln Center Collider Fellows! 👋 For the next nine months, these six resident artists will explore how emerging technologies can enhance and deepen in-person performing arts experiences.

➡️ Learn more about the fellowship at bit.ly/3YhRwHS
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Lincoln Center@LincolnCenter
Oct 15
The Legacies of San Juan Hill Festival continues tomorrow with a sold-out performance of "Urban Love Suite" directed and choreographed by Sekou McMiller!

Learn more about the performance and our Legacies of San Juan Hill Festival at bit.ly/4jrzuPD.
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