Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts will enter its Spring season with free performances, plus the introduction of a new “choose what you pay” model for ticketing. The spring season begins on Sunday, February 27 and runs until Wednesday, June 15.
Public performances return to the community space, David Rubenstein Atrium, where all events are free, first-come, first-serve. Programs offered like the Passport to the Arts and Lincoln Center Moments are also at no charge to guests with advanced sign-up.
The American Songbook series will return in April, held in the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse, with international artists with a range of styles, such as pop, musical theater, classical, rock and jazz. For these performances, Lincoln Center is exploring the new model where audiences can decide what price is right for individuals. The goal is to make shows more inclusive for the community.
For more information and a complete calendar of events, visit www.lincolncenter.org
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