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9.3Concert Hall • $$$$ •1260 Avenue of the Americas (at W 50th St), New York
Kathy L. • December 30, 2014The theatre is huge and very busy during the Christmas season, so prepare your out of town guests! Not a bad seat in the house. Great acoustics and spacious seats.
L. T. • February 8, 2019Sat literally on the highest tier, last row, by the door - even so I had amazing sound and great view. Wow!! Beautiful, accessible venue. Friendly workers and quick bathroom queue!
eric b. • May 18, 2021Wonderful venue for chamber music. Great acoustics and really comfortable seating.
Steve R. • March 29, 2019Awesome historic place to see a show. Not a bad seat in the house, though some are certainly better than others...
Arzu P. • September 4, 2017The best musical I've ever seen. I enjoyed it in 2012 and looking forward to take my other half very soon 🐅hakuna matata
RP Z. • February 9, 2014Great performer, incredible voice, musicians and arrangements awesome. Great Portuguese crowd very excited to see him.
9.4Concert Hall • View Prices •70 Lincoln Center Plz (btwn Columbus & 10th Ave), New York
Ivy L. • April 22, 2013In the summer time, grab some gelato from a nearby vendor and walk around the plaza. Be sure to snap a photo at the fountain and walk around to experience the finest cultural center in NYC.
9.3Concert Hall •Lincoln Center Plaza (at W 63rd St & Columbus Ave), New York
Rozanne E. • December 29, 2016Beautiful theatre. Acoustics are amazing and any seat in the house is a good one. So don't worry if your budget is tight.
Louis M. • September 13, 2017Gorgeous lobby, perfect sound, it's a NYC landmark what more could you want
9.2Concert Hall • $$$$ •225 Madison Ave (btwn E 36th & E 37th St), New York
Michelle C. • September 17, 2016Go on Friday at 7 for free admission. You can see quite a lot in 2 hours, even if you stop for a drink first. There's lovely live music at the café and the apricot mimosa is delicious.
Time Out New York • April 7, 2016The astonishing violinist Jennifer Koh is joined by pianist Shai Wosner in the first concert of 92Y’s Bridge to Beethoven series, which connects the master with contemporary composers. Thurs, 4/7.
8.2Education •Broadway at 60th Street (Columbus Circle), New York
Jazz at Lincoln Center • October 1, 2010Try JAZZ 101 with Phil Schaap: "I won't teach you trumpet or piano or drums, but I'll teach you the history, the context, the culture, while telling you some good stories." http://bit.ly/d7Hu8K
Jonathan W. • March 26, 2010They have a great lounge. Open late, affordable drinks, comfortable couches, and the best part is the low noise volume. Romantic.
8.1Music Venue •45 Bleecker St, Downstairs (at Mulberry St), New York
Leesah • January 3, 2015A really unique and beautiful venue. Will definitely come back here again soon.
lynda b. • March 11, 2011Articulate, informed, published authors present papers and presentations on Arab culture, history, arts and poltics. Generally plan to eat before or after
Alan-Arthur A. • March 24, 2017Great venue with seating and great floor space for dancing and pits. Also great area for bands to set up merch.
The Corcoran Group • December 18, 2011The acoustics and the headliners here are fantastic! Look up at the amazing ceiling – it might distract you from what’s on stage. Bathrooms and coat check are downstairs.
Daniel M. • May 20, 2015If you get the opportunity to see a show don't pass it up. It's so small and intimate. Great sound.
7.4Concert Hall •155 W 65th St (btwn Amsterdam & Columbus Ave), New York
Emilio C. • April 15, 2015Nice school theater. These students do some great work.
Untapped Cities • August 29, 2017Films, theatrical performances, and music are some of the ways that the center showcases Irish culture.
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