This is my favorite spot in Manhattan. Love every single detail about Lincoln Center. From Met Opera to NY Philharmonic and its movie theaters, this place has the best of everything cultural.
Come in the afternoon and spend some time under the trees at a table, inside the music and performing artslibrary, or check out the lovely grass section right across from Julliard.
The plaza itself is the gateway to Lincoln Center. A very pretty fountain with changing lights is the highlight of the place, perfect for a summer day picnic or just reading a book!
Lincoln Center is a group of buildings that holds one of the largest complexes for performing arts.The complex is also very worth seeing even if you’re not interested in performing arts. Read more
As an equally festive tree-lighting alternative to Rockefeller Center, check out Winter's Eve at Lincoln Square. Enjoy free entertainment, food tastings and shopping too. Find out when on MetroFocus Read more
The hub of NYFW, this historic venue is bustling year round—in addition to Fashion Week, it plays host to the city’s most prestigious performing artsevents. Très chic!
15-acre complex. In 1950s-60s area was tenement space known as San Juan Hill. These immigrants tale was later retold via West Side Story. Believed to be named for Abraham Lincoln. More info in blog. Read more
Even if we weren't catching a show, Barbie and I would always stop at the fountain at Lincoln Center Plaza. We loved taking pictures together in front of it.
The land upon which the Lincoln Center was built used to be a run-down neighborhood that was used as the set for the film “West Side Story.”The stage in the Metropolitan Opera House is the size of a
In 1981, photographer Henry Chalfant helped arrange a bboy battle between RockSteady Crew & Dynamic Rockers here. The coverage of this event introduced bboying ("breakdance") to the world at large!
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