Performing together in the U.S. for the first time, Água de Moringa and singer Mariana Baltar present Arcos do Choro: a recital celebrating Brazil’s choro tradition and the legacy of lyricist Aldir Blanc. The program features instrumental compositions and songs by Blanc, alongside music by legends...
Pianist and composer Mathis Picard shares an evening of music that explores the lasting musical heritage of San Juan Hill and uplifts its diverse cultures. Performing alongside special guests Godwin Louis and Marco López, he leads the audience on a musical journey through the historic...
Highlighting artists exploring new horizons and celebrating major career milestones, the Festival of Firsts is proud to welcome the New York debut of Fun Forgotten Firsts from History, a live performance presented as part of Mick Sullivan’s hit children’s podcast, The Past and The Curious. Through mixed-media storytelling, games, and...
A one-night-only celebration of the profound legacy of Dr. Bernice Johnson Reagon, Over My Head, I Hear Freedom In the Air brings together live music and personal testimonies, to honor one of America's most singular creative and intellectual voices, curated by her daughter and collaborator Toshi Reagon....
Join author and disability rights activist Emily Ladau for a joyful celebration of the disability community and the power of sharing our stories. Click here to register for this free event. Following the recent release of the updated edition of her acclaimed book, Demystifying Disability: What to...
Be a part of one of NYC's most joyous participatory community choirs at Lincoln Center's season-long Come & Sing series, led by 2026-2027 Choir Director Ben Bram. No musical preparation or singing experience is necessary for these free events, just be prepared to share your voice! As part of Lincoln Center’s Open House on October 25, this edition...
The works of Brooklyn-born author and historian Howard Zinn (1922–2010), particularly the classic bestsellers A People's History of the United States and Voices of a People’s History of the United States, continue to shine a light on the extraordinary history of those engaged in struggles for freedom...
With the New York premiere of her bold new musical, The Precipice, composer, lyricist, and performer Miranda Ferriss Jones returns to Lincoln Center’s David Rubenstein Atrium. As with her previous show, Spiral Bound, Miranda brings together a majority-women collective spanning generations and disciplines, including Jones...
A finalist for the 2025 Eugene O’Neill Playwrights Conference, THE JAZMINES: a rage play – and for legal reasons, a parody takes place in a satirical multiverse of choice and cost. In THE JAZMINES, brown artists compete for space in the American theater canon, negotiating their professional wins...
At the intersection of a love story and an immigrant journey, Él y Ella is inspired by the true story of two Mexican artists who fall in love and move to New York on a whim. The rom-com musical blends mariachi, cumbia, ranchera, corrido, and...