Mark Morris returns to the Festival to present one of his definitive works, a dance filled with theatricality and bold movement. Set to Handel’s oratorio, which he composed in 17 days with a libretto based on Milton’s famous pastoral poems, L’Allegro combines a cast of... | Learn More

School of Continuing Education graduates and CAAL Members can learn more about Lincoln Center’s iconic landmarks—the Revson Fountain, the newly transformed Alice Tully Hall, and the Metropolitan Opera House—which have been showcased on Sex and the City and in movies like... | Learn More

CAAL Members have exclusive access to Philip Johnson's Glass House, where they can take a 90-minute private tour of the 47-acre Glass House compound, a historical landmark comprised of 14 structures which includes the celebrated Glass House (completed in 1949), a guesthouse, an art gallery, and a... | Learn More

SEAS graduates are invited to tour the private underground cheese-curing caves at Murray's Cheese Shop (New York's oldest) with an affineur (or cheese ager), who cares for hundreds of cheese wheels, turning and washing them regularly to distribute the butterfat and improve flavor while they... | Learn More

Tickets for this event will go on sale in August.

The Pitman Painters is a humorous, deeply moving and timely look at art, class, and politics. In 1934, a group of Ashington miners hired a professor to teach an art appreciation evening class. Rapidly abandoning theory in... | Learn More

Tickets for this event will go on sale in August.

The Scottsboro Boys is a new musical that explores the infamous 1930s 'Scottsboro Case,' in which a group of innocent African-American teenagers are falsely accused of a terrible crime — ultimately provoking a... | Learn More

Tickets for this event will go on sale to CAAL Members in August.

“I think Don Carlo is the quintessential Verdi opera,” says director Nicholas Hytner (The History Boys, The Madness of King George), who makes his Met debut with this new production, which was... | Learn More