Free Performances at Lincoln Center
June 11
Free weekly performances at Lincoln Center's David Rubenstein Atrium bring live music, theater, and workshops to everyone. First-come seating means you can catch world-class arts without spending a dime.
Hello! I'm Outgoing.I help make life more interesting.
Hello! I'm Outgoing.I help make life more interesting.
Parks & Gardens
Parks & GardensDavid Rubenstein Atrium
Lincoln Square
A two-story glass atrium tucked into Lincoln Center with a floor-to-ceiling fountain, lush vertical gardens, and plenty of spots to lounge. Free performances, Wi-Fi, and an all-day cafe make it an easy refuge from the city chaos.
free indoor oasis
Lincoln Center gem
floor-to-ceiling fountain
vertical gardens
Tips
👥"Tourists flock for shows, but locals know it's a great place to mingle" (Mommy Poppins)
🎵come early for popular performances — seats fill fast
☕coffee here is pricey; fuel up elsewhere
Upcoming at David Rubenstein Atrium
Thursday, Jun 11
Friday, Jun 12
France Rocks
June 12 at 7:30pm
Three French-connected acts bring genre-blending jazz, folk, and global sounds to Lincoln Center's soaring atrium: Herman Dune's poetic Americana, Brothers Zohar Cabo and Adam Cabo's electrifying jazz, and Almog Sharvit's wild quintet fusing Middle Eastern, Brazilian, and psychedelic rock.
David Rubenstein Atrium
Lincoln SquareOpen
Parks & GardensParks & GardensA two-story glass atrium tucked into Lincoln Center with a floor-to-ceiling fountain, lush vertical gardens, and plenty of spots to lounge. Free performances, Wi-Fi, and an all-day cafe make it an easy refuge from the city chaos.
free indoor oasis
Lincoln Center gem
floor-to-ceiling fountain
vertical gardens
Tips
👥"Tourists flock for shows, but locals know it's a great place to mingle" (Mommy Poppins)
🎵come early for popular performances — seats fill fast
☕coffee here is pricey; fuel up elsewhere
Upcoming at David Rubenstein Atrium
Thursday, Jun 11
Friday, Jun 12
France Rocks
June 12 at 7:30pm
Three French-connected acts bring genre-blending jazz, folk, and global sounds to Lincoln Center's soaring atrium: Herman Dune's poetic Americana, Brothers Zohar Cabo and Adam Cabo's electrifying jazz, and Almog Sharvit's wild quintet fusing Middle Eastern, Brazilian, and psychedelic rock.