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"Those extraordinary artists put their heart and soul out there for us." They are "baring their souls so that we can find ours."

By the hundreds, guests vowed to "take you as my spouse and partner in love....in laughter and in tears.”

“In the same way an aquarium holds water, a luminarium holds light. That's the idea. It's an inflatable sculptural interactive artwork.” 

The lion dance scares away bad luck and evil spirits, so we all can start the new year unburdened by last year's bad stuff.

Artists at one of the city’s most revered cultural institutions have authorized a strike, saying their current salary simply can’t cover the bills.

Growing up on the Upper West Side, I would pass by Lincoln Center every weekday morning on my way to school.

Over the next six months, Lincoln Center will gather feedback from its neighbors about what would improve this area.

How better to celebrate the life and legacy of Harry Belafonte than to sing?

Hundreds of free events, thousands of artists, and food from all over town to celebrate New York City.

The war is not forgotten, nor are its victims, nor is Ukraine’s crucial role right now in the global struggle for democracy.

The goal of outreach and welcome is evident in every aspect of the new Hall.

The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra brings together world-class Ukrainian musicians in the artistic defense of their homeland.

Upper West Siders are so lucky to live near Lincoln Center. Of course, there is the opera, the ballet and the philharmonic, but Lincoln Center itself is a great free show. There

This Saturday, May 14, at 2:30 pm, join your neighbors and other New Yorkers in the largest chorus in the city, attt

Lincoln Center's "first annual" Summer For The City, a three-month-long festival, running from May 14 to August 14, featuri

A small fire broke out on the roof of Lincoln Center's David Geffen Hall

For two years these words have sprawled across the entire width of the white marble home.

"The W 64th thru 67th Streets Block Association was looking for a way to express concern and support for Ukraine

On Thursday, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts announced a dizzying array of upcoming free and choose-what-you-pay spring performances and events.

Two Lincoln Center performances and an art installation in Riverside Park offer beauty and solace