Dear friends,
Your 2025-2026 Lincoln Center Presents season is here, an invitation to stand on the precipice of the present together and look toward futures that are yet undefined, while staying curious and ready for truths to be revealed. As we face a world that is complex and uncertain, we're gathering brave artists who offer us a way of both seeing our collective histories and articulating new possibilities.
This season, I hope you will find artistry that opens you up to your own purpose, connects you in unexpected ways to the people around you, and maybe even prompts you to discover your new favorite art form as an artist yourself. All our programs are free or Choose-What-You-Pay, allowing even more of our friends, neighbors, and visitors to share in these transformative experiences.
Bring your curiosity and an open heart. We'll do the rest.
Shanta Thake
Ehrenkranz Chief Artistic Officer
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
All tickets are FREE or CHOOSE-WHAT-YOU-PAY.
EPIC INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTIONS & INTIMATE PERFORMANCES
A.I.M by Kyle Abraham
Lincoln Center Presents mainstage presentations offer dance, music, theater, comedy, and interdisciplinary performances by artists from around the globe.
This fall, contemporary dance takes the stage: Table of Silence Project 9/11 convenes 150 dancers for a free, public performance ritual and call to action for peace. And A.I.M by Kyle Abraham, one of the most inventive choreographers working today, returns with three electrifying pieces that bring movement into conversation with music from every genre. Tickets for A.I.M by Kyle Abraham, taking place Sept. 25-27, are on sale now.
globalFEST
The season continues with transformative works from virtuosic artists, including Philip Glass, Carrie Mae Weems, Pam Tanowitz, MC Lyte, and musicians from around the world at our globalFEST takeover.
SERIES & FESTIVALS
Jeanine Tesori
Each Lincoln Center Presents series delves deeply into one art form, one body of work, one theme, or one historic moment in time through performance.
All year, across campus, we celebrate the work of prolific theatrical composer and this season's Lincoln Center Visionary Artist Jeanine Tesori, with performances of Blue and Violet, community choirs and conversations, and more.
Etienne Charles
In October, the Legacies of San Juan Hill Festival shines a light on the historic neighborhood that once existed in the area where Lincoln Center stands today and celebrates its continuing artistic legacy with programs by Etienne Charles, Aaron Diehl, Stanley Nelson, Carlos Henriquez, and more.
In November, the audio avant-garde comes to New York from the Kraków-based Unsound Festival, including a performance with John Cale; in January, Under the Radar presents risk-taking theater; and in the spring, Artist-in-Residence Clint Ramos curates an exploration of the evolving landscape of American music and storytelling in our American Songbook series.
WEEKLY EVENTS AT THE DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUM
Olivia K. and the Parkers at the Atrium
Discover groundbreaking artists and ideas every week at the Atrium, all for free.
Feed your curiosity at Festival of Firsts debuts; encounter innovative new works of music, dance, and opera at AMOC* Up Close; feel the spirit of Hip-Hop at Beats, Rhymes & Sights concerts and parties; discover NYC's finest Latin musicians at ¡VAYA! social dance nights; dive into XR, AR, and AI through the mind of Nona Hendryx at The InBETWEEN Music & Tech: Boundaryless Flux of Infinite Collision; join the conversation at Variations on America discussions with NY Phil and Seen, Sound, Scribe poetry events with Mahogany L. Browne; and so much more.
KIDS, TEENS & FAMILIES
Fun and inspiration for the whole family await at Lincoln Center.
A major new work from Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and performer Du Yun, The Ocean Etched in the Forest《刻在森林的海》invites audiences of all ages to discover ancient tradition and modern storytelling. Theatrical epics, magical performances, and the daring Minty Fresh Circus ignite the imagination. And creative minds can enter their artsy era through music-making, set design, and technology at Create-athons.
Plus, families take over at two beloved annual events: In October, Open House returns for a day of creativity and community. In April, the Big Umbrella Festival welcomes everyone for interactive performances designed with and for neurodiverse audiences.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR TO GET THE BEST SEATS AT CHOOSE-WHAT-YOU-PAY SHOWS:
FALL ON-SALE:
Sept. 10
Sept. 3 Member Pre-Sale
WINTER ON-SALE:
Oct. 15
Oct. 8 Member Pre-Sale
SPRING ON-SALE:
Dec. 10
Dec. 4 Member Pre-Sale
GET CLOSER TO THE ARTS AS A MEMBER
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Join our community of arts lovers and enjoy a full year of insider benefits, including:
- Automatic entry to every Fast Track line, no reservation required
- Pre-sale access to Choose-What-You-Pay tickets
- Invitations to special events like pre-show receptions and behind-the-scenes experiences
Your support as a Member helps ensure the continuation of our free and Choose-What-You-Pay performances, educational programming, community initiatives, artist development opportunities, and so much more.
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