Lincoln Center Street Renamed ‘Jacques d’Amboise Place’
The children were out in force at Lincoln Center on Thursday. There was dancing, regaling and a street naming. All to honor one special man
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New Lincoln Center Summer Fest to Feature Giant Dance Floor, Outdoor Movies, Underground Speakeasy
The Festival of New York is a citywide collaborative movement featuring more than 200 diverse organizations taking place this summer, and Lincoln Center is proud
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Fire Breaks Out at David Geffen Hall
At around 1am on Wednesday, the FDNY received a report that a fire had broken out on the roof of David Geffen Hall, the renowned
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RELEASED: Renderings of New David Geffen Hall, Slated for October 2022 Opening
Lincoln Center has announced that the new David Geffen Hall will open in October 2022, two years ahead of the originally anticipated reopening date. The
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Spring Dance Parties at the David Rubenstein Atrium
Lincoln Center will soon launch a series of free, live music performances at the David Rubenstein Atrium, located at 61 West 62nd Street. These events
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The Lincoln Arcade: An Artist Incubator
Today’s Upper West Side is not where you’d expect to nab a cheap studio with a skylight. But, starting around 1904, that’s just what brought
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Bradley Cooper + Costars Attend Nightmare Alley Premiere at Lincoln Center
The stars were out at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall on Wednesday night for the premiere of Nightmare Alley. Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro was
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New York City Ballet’s The Nutcracker Returns for the Holidays
What could be sweeter than a long-awaited trip to the Sugarplum Fairy’s Kingdom this coming winter?
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Bobby’s Retrospective on “The Green” at Lincoln Center
I called it the sponge. When you first stepped onto The Green at Lincoln Center it felt a little like being on a moon bounce.
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San Juan Hill: The Upper West Side’s Lost Neighborhood
Long before there was the New York City Ballet or Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center – before there was a Lincoln Center – there were
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