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Lincoln Center Open House

 

Sunday, October 25, 2026 11:00am-6:00pm

 

This event runs all day and is General Admission, first-come first-served.

Drop-in throughout the day and stay as long as you'd like.

 

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Lincoln Center Open House 2025. Photo: Sachyn Mital

 

 

11:00am, David Geffen Hall Sidewalk Studio

Morning Meditation with Aja Grant and Coulou presented in collaboration with NewYork-Presbyterian: A family-friendly soundbath and guided meditation with Brooklyn artists Aja Grant and Coulou, featuring synths, guitar, and live trumpet. Early arrival is encouraged.

 

11:00 am-6pm, David Geffen Hall Tier 1 Overlook

Costume Try-Ons with Lincoln Center Theater: inviting participants of all ages to invent their own characters with costumes and fabric, led by teaching artists from Lincoln Center Theater.

 

11:00am-6:00pm, David Gefffen Hall Tier 1 Overlook

Visual Art Stations: Get creative at this art making station guided by Lincoln Center Education teaching artists. Open to all ages.

 

11:00am-6:00pm, David Geffen Hall, Grand Promenade

Puppet-Making Station: Make your own butterfly puppet, guided by Lincoln Center Education teaching artists. Then, join our puppet parade Me & The Forest across campus.

 

11:00 am, David Geffen Hall Lobby

Children’s Dance Workshop with artists and students from New York City Ballet and School of American Ballet: guiding participants in a ballet warm-up and playful movement combination. Recommended for ages 12 and under.

 

11:00am, Lincoln Center Theater Lobby

Broadway Storytime: Join Lincoln Center Theater artists for a joyful storytime and related activities celebrating literacy and connection. For ages 3-8 with their caregivers and families. 

 

11:30am - 4:00pm, The Metropolitan Opera’s South Lobby

The Shape of Music with The Metropolitan Opera: create your own graphic score inspired by Mozart’s The Magic Flute. Recommended for ages 4 and up. 

 

12:30pm and 3:00pm, Josie Robertson Plaza & Hearst Plaza

Me & The Forest by Boca del Lupo + Artstage SAN: an immersive natural experience guided by a giant puppet. 

 

12:00pm, Wu Tsai Theater, David Geffen Hall

Soles of Duende: Can We Dance Here? Experience percussive movement and live music as performers celebrate rhythm, culture and freedom found in dance.

 

1:00 pm, David Rubenstein Atrium

Come & Sing: Climate Songs: a joyful community choir led by 2026-2027 Choir Director Ben Bram in collaboration with The Climate Sing project. All ages and singing experiences welcome!

 

1:30 and 4:00pm, Hearst Plaza

Jamel Gaines Creative Outlet presents two separate performances: Forces, to honor those affected by Hurricane Katrina and environmental racism and Thank You, an upbeat tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement. Performances will be followed by interactive workshops learning dance repertoire and traditional African drumming techniques.

 

2:30pm, Josie Robertson Plaza

Come & Listen: Climate Songs: Join us for a special share out of two original songs about our planet. Community choir members who attended the earlier sing-along with Choir Director Ben Bram are invited to share what they learned, while all others are welcome to listen and enjoy the music.

 

3:00pm, David Geffen Hall, Wu Tsai Theater

Let Your Light Shine: Jazz, Freedom, and the Power of Song: Jazz at Lincoln Center presents an interactive concert of jazz, gospel, and soul celebrating courage, kindness, and hope for a better world. For all ages.

 

5:00 pm, Josie Robertson Plaza

PLAZA: Part of Lincoln Center's Immersive series, former Lincoln Center Collider Fellow Andrew Schneider transforms Josie Robertson Plaza into a living artwork. *Recommended to bring your headphones and your phone.

 

5:30pm, David Geffen Hall, Wu Tsai Theater

¡VAYA! 100 years of Latin New York: Featuring the Steve Oquendo Latin Jazz Big Band and the Mambo Royalty dance company, celebrate live music, dance, and storytelling to trace 100 years of Latin music and culture in New York City.

 

 

 

Additional events on Saturday, October 24, 2026:

 

11:00am-5:00pm, New York Public Library for the Performing Arts

Across a Crowded Room: New Short Musicals Debut: an all-day showcase of brand-new 20-minute musicals at New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. 

 

12:15pm and 4:15pm, Hearst Plaza & Josie Robertson Plaza

Me & The Forest by Boca del Lupo + Artstage SAN: an immersive natural experience guided by a giant puppet on Hearst Plaza.

 

5:00pm, Josie Robertson Plaza

PLAZA: Part of Lincoln Center's Immersive series, former Lincoln Center Collider Fellow Andrew Schneider transforms Josie Robertson Plaza into a living artwork. Recommended to bring your headphones and your phone.

 

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