Site of free summer concerts within the Guggenheim Bandshell. Named for Leopold Damrosch who founded the New York Symphony Orchestra which rivaled the Philharmonic before merging with it in 1928.
Go to Illumination Lawn during a weekday if possible. You can have the entire place to yourself for a bit.
After the actors take their bows, rush out before the old people start getting up or it'll take you at least 15 minutes to get out of the theatre since there's only one exit.
Student rush tickets for $15 Family Circle or $25 Orchestra the day of the show. Bring your IDs!
The best summertime sprinklers are here! Baby swings, big kid swings, monkey bars, shade, sport courts, a fake camel... This place has it all.
The fountain cycles through a water show every hour, but beware if you're sitting on the marble edges as the water shoots up very fast and you can (and will) get wet!
A wonderful part of New York, the square itself feels like the centre of New York but there is so much to do in the surrounding streets, arts, culture, shopping, and restaurants.
Here for the ballet? Be sure to read the program before the lights go down or risk having no idea what's happening. If the program doesn't help, find the stapled-together handout at 2nd Fl info desk.
Avery Fisher Hall is located at the northern end of the Lincoln Center Plaza. Amazing acoustics. Catch the NY Philharmonic or another live performance w/killer acoustics.
15-acre complex. In 1950s-60s area was tenement space known as San Juan Hill. These immigrants tale was later retold via West Side Story. Believed to be named for Abraham Lincoln. More info in blog. 続きを読む
Designed by architect Pietro Belluschi (with associate architects Eduardo Catalano and Helge Westermann). Acoustic design by Heinrich Keilholz. Located in the Juilliard Building.
The best theater to see a movie that will change your life hosts new art-house titles (at its Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center), rep series and beaucoup festival offerings. 続きを読む
Experience this magnificent venue at least once in your life. cross it off the bucket list! ;) The temp tends to fluctuate inside so dress in layers!
Love the arts? Explore one of the world’s most extensive collections of historic recordings, videotapes, sheet music, stage designs, posters, and photographs at the Library for the Performing Arts. 続きを読む
Great place to have a drink and enjoy the view on the patio and watch the great shows they have. Awsome place
All movies should be lucky enough to be screened in as gorgeous a venue as this
Macbeth is an absolutely must see show. One of the best productions I have seen in a long while.
Performing arts neighborhood centered around Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the Juliard School, LaGuardia HS of the Arts, and the Performing Arts Library.
Try to get a series pass for the best deal. Remember to check in (4square) outside since the theater doesn't have AT&T reception inside.
Always show up 30 minutes early on Friday and Saturday night if you want decent seats.
