Jazz at Lincoln Center

Broadway at 60th Street New York, NY 10019

Jazz at Lincoln Center Upcoming Shows

NY Flamenco Festival: Dani De Moron With Shai Maestro 3/4-3/5
Zahili Gonzalez Zamora 3/5-3/7
Big Band Afrobeat to Afrobeats: Ulysses Owens Jr. With Michael Olatuja 3/6-3/7
Somi Presents: Mother Africa Salon at Dizzy’s 3/6-3/8
Family Concert: Who Is Louis Armstrong? the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra 3/7
Future of Jazz Orchestra 3/9, 4/28
Georgia Heers 3/10
Alexander Claffy “Alive in Philadelphia” Album Release 3/11
Emilio Solla & La Inestable De Brooklyn “Handmade” Album Release 3/12
African Routes: Danilo Pérez & Godwin Louis the JLCO With Wynton Marsalis 3/12-3/14
Ciara Moser & Friends 3/12-3/14
Billy Hart Quartet 3/13-3/15
Vanisha Gould 3/16
Young People's Chorus of NYC Annual Benefit Concert 3/16
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles: The Music of Booker Little, Eric Dolphy, and John Coltrane 3/17
Ingrid Jensen: Landings 3/18
Claudia Acuña: Latin American Standards 3/19
Mariel Bildsten and Her Band 3/19-3/21
Bria Skonberg 3/20-3/22
Jazz Academy Young Lions, Roots Ensemble and Swing Collective 3/23
Judy Carmichael Quartet: Big Time Swing 3/24-3/25
DIVA Jazz Orchestra 3/26-3/29
Courtney Wright Jazz Orchestra 3/26-3/28
Bill Frisell: 75th Birthday Celebration With Special Guests 3/27-3/28
William Paterson University Jazz Orchestra and Ensembles 3/30
Tia Fuller 3/31-4/1
A Centennial Piano Tribute to Randy Weston 4/2
Randy Weston Centennial Celebration: African Rhythms Alumni Band 4/3-4/5
WeBop Family Jazz Party: Jazz & Africa, Diaspora Connections 4/4
Ted Nash Big Band 4/6
All Cats Are Beautiful With Queen Esther 4/7
Yale Jazz Ensembles: Celebrating the Centennial of Miles Davis 4/8
Afro-Caribbean Steel & Brass Orchestra 4/9-4/11
Journey Through Jazz: Overtures to Africa the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra 4/10-4/11
Songbook Sundays: Cole Porter 4/12
Manhattan School of Music Jazz Orchestra: A Banquet for the Birds 4/13
Montclair State University Jazz Ensemble With Steve Turre 4/14
Steve Davis: We See 4/16
Benny Green Solo Piano 4/17-4/19
Birth of the Blues the JLCO With Wynton Marsalis 4/17-4/18
Purchase Jazz Orchestra 4/20
Mary Halvorson: Canis Major 4/21
Mariel Bildsten Septet: Bangers and Ballads 4/22
Steven Kroon Latin Jazz Septet With Carla Cook 4/23
South African Freedom Day!: Sisonke Xonti Presents: "UKHOLO" 4/24
South African Freedom Day!: McCoy Mrubata and Siyabulela With Special Guest Steve Turre 4/25
South African Freedom Day!: Keenan Ahrends Quartet 4/26
Temple University Jazz Band 4/27
Erena Terakubo Little Big Band Birthday Bash 4/29
Juilliard Jazz Orchestra: Dizzy Gillespie’s Arrangers 4/30-5/3

About Jazz at Lincoln Center

Jazz at Lincoln Center is the world’s largest nonprofit organization dedicated to jazz, housed in Frederick P. Rose Hall at the Deutsche Bank Center on Columbus Circle. Since its founding in 1987, the organization has become a global ambassador for jazz, presenting performances, educational programs, and broadcasts that reach audiences worldwide.

Under the artistic direction of Wynton Marsalis since its inception, Jazz at Lincoln Center operates three distinct performance venues. Rose Theater is a 1,200-seat concert hall with flexible staging that hosts the organization’s major productions and visiting artists. The Appel Room offers 500 seats before a stunning 50-foot glass wall overlooking Central Park and the Manhattan skyline—one of the most dramatic backdrops in live music. Dizzy’s Club provides an intimate 140-seat setting for nightly performances, carrying on the jazz club tradition with sets seven nights a week.

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis serves as the institution’s resident ensemble. Comprising 15 of the finest soloists and ensemble players in jazz, the Orchestra performs an expansive repertoire ranging from original compositions to rare historic works, recruiting new audiences for jazz through its tours, recordings, and educational initiatives.

Beyond performance, Jazz at Lincoln Center maintains an extensive commitment to education. Programs like Essentially Ellington bring jazz into high schools nationwide, while the organization’s free concerts, workshops, and digital content make the music accessible to diverse audiences. The venue also streams performances globally, extending its reach far beyond Columbus Circle.

Jazz at Lincoln Center represents both a world-class concert destination and a vital institution working to ensure jazz remains a living, evolving art form for future generations.