Brazil Week takes over Summer for the City
The creative excellence of Brazil appears all week at FREE events with star-studded rosters. Plus, catch the Run AMOC* Festival's epic finale and the Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center's first concert of the season. Everything is FREE or Choose-What-You-Pay at Summer for the City!
FREE Fast Track reservations open every Monday at noon for select performances.
To reserve Fast Track visit LincolnCenter.org/FastTrack.
July 16–20
All Day, David Rubenstein Atrium
FREE
Explore the history and works of the revolutionary artist Itamar Assumpção at this cross-cultural visual exhibition celebrating Brazil Week.
Wednesday, July 16
11:00 am and 1:00 pm, LeFrak Lobby, David Geffen Hall
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
Brazilian dancer Ingrid Silva reads her children's book A bailarina que pintava suas sapatilhas, or The Ballerina Who Painted Her Ballet Shoes.
In collaboration with The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
6:00 pm, The Dance Floor
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
Get onto The Dance Floor with the Gafieira Rio Miami ensemble and learn the basics of samba de gafieira, a uniquely cross-genre Brazilian dance style.
In collaboration with Brasil Summerfest
7:30 pm, Damrosch Park
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
One of Brazil's most beloved singer-songwriters and seven-time Latin GRAMMY Award winner, Lenine, plays a career-spanning set of hits.
the echoing of tenses
American Modern Opera Company
7:30 pm, Alice Tully Hall
Choose-What-You-Pay
Conceived by AMOC* violinist Miranda Cuckson, the song cycle features texts of Asian American poets sharing reflections on identity, family, and loss.
8:00 pm, The Underground at Jaffe Drive
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
Suzette Simon brings a carnival of comedy to Lincoln Center, headlined by none other than Rafi Bastos — one of the most influential and widely respected comedians in the world.
Thursday, July 17
6:00 pm, The Dance Floor
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
The electrifying beats of Afro-Brazilian samba reggae will move you to dance when the Bahian-born Caique Vidal and his band Batuque take the stage!
In collaboration with Brasil Summerfest
Os Mutantes
7:30 pm, Damrosch Park
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
Brazil's most iconic pop band and key figures in the Tropicália movement, Os Mutantes began avant garde and never backed down.
In collaboration with Brasil Summerfest
8:00 pm, The Underground at Jaffe Drive
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
Clarice Jensen improvises and layers her cello through shifting loops and a chain of electronic effects to create an immersive, elegant evening for audiences to enjoy!
Friday, July 18
5:00 pm, Hearst Plaza
FREE: General Admission
Join New York-based Brazilian choro and samba ensemble Regional Samaúma for Lincoln Center's first ever Roda de Choro!
7:00 pm, Damrosch Park
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
Three breakout Brazilian musicians—Rashid, Tulipa Ruiz, and Melly—perform debut sets in celebration of Lincoln Center's Brazil Week.
Itamar Assumpção in Rehearsal
Film Screening and Discussion
7:30 pm, David Rubenstein Atrium
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
In an exclusive documentary screening, experience a historic recorded interview with Itamar Assumpção where he reflects on music, Black identity, and Brazil.
9:00 pm, The Dance Floor
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
DJ Daniel Costta is renowned for his dynamic Baile Funk sets as he infuses the vibrant rhythms of Brazilian funk with contemporary electronic beats.
Saturday, July 19
11:00 am, LeFrak Lobby, David Geffen Hall
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
Let the rhythm lift you in this energetic fusion of samba dance and functional fitness as you enhance cardiovascular health and full-body strength!
Presented in collaboration with NewYork-Presbyterian
11:00 am, Hearst Plaza
FREE: General Admission
Participate in an interactive performance which invites young people to create a unique artistic experience together.
12:00 pm, The Garden at Damrosch Park
FREE: General Admission
Participate in an interactive performance which invites young people to create a unique artistic experience together.
Dancing Across Borders
Breaking Boundaries in Ballet
5:00 pm, The Garden at Damrosch Park
FREE: General Admission
This panel discussion highlights how Brazilian artists are reshaping ballet's future, exploring the role of identity in shaping a dancer's career.
6:00 pm, David Rubenstein Atrium
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
Assumpção performs a lively blend of jazz, funk, prog rock, dub reggae, samba and Brazilian pop, all held aloft by her sinewy, melodic voice.
Symphony of Choice
A Crowd-Composed Concert
7:30 pm, Wu Tsai Theater, David Geffen Hall
Choose-What-You-Pay
Vote for your choice of repertoire from a selection of works that preview the Festival Orchestra's summer season!
8:00 pm, Damrosch Park + via Livestream
FREE: Fast Track + General Admission
Brazilian superstar Liniker is shaking up the international music industry with her diverse style, unique voice, and socially conscious lyrics.
9:00 pm, The Dance Floor
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
Mari shares her expansive collection of Brazilian, African, house, and disco records for an energetic set full of unique grooves.
In collaboration with Brasil Summerfest
Sunday, July 20
6:00 pm, The Underground at Jaffe Drive
FREE: General Admission + Fast Track
Don't miss this legendary multi-percussionist Annette A. Aguilar with her band StringBeans!
In collaboration with Jazz at Lincoln Center
From NewYork-Presbyterian, the Official Hospital of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Dancing is a great way to build lean muscle mass, which helps boost your metabolism (your body's way of turning nutrients into energy). When your muscles are active and your metabolism is higher, you're better able to avoid issues like heart disease, high blood pressure, and joint pain, explains Dr. Rekha Kumar, an endocrinologist with NewYork-Presbyterian and Weill Cornell Medicine. So come get your muscles moving at our samba session!
My name is Alexander Hamilt–wait, different musical.
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