Home to the world-renowned New York Philharmonic, the oldest symphony orchestra in the country, Lincoln Center’s David Geffen Hall serves as a cultural hub for critically acclaimed music, film, dance, opera and theater from around the globe. The towering 2,700-seat hall boasts acoustics fit for a king, so go ahead and subscribe to that Philharmonic package.
Inside David Geffen Hall, you'll find the freshly renovated Wu Tsai Theater with better sight lines for the audience and better acoustics, too. The renovation also refreshed the lobby, unveiling cool mid-century modern pillars that were once hidden from view. Also in the lobby, look for a 50-foot video wall that will livestream every concert for free, so anybody can watch.
Bring your appetite for a meal at Tatiana (just be sure to get a reservation well in advance). Led by chef Kwame Onwuachi, a native New Yorker from the Bronx and visionary chef, Tatiana will explore Afro-Caribbean flavors on the menu.
David Geffen Hall isn’t limited to just performing arts—its expansive lobby and promenade prominently display iconic pieces of visual art, too. Gaze at the detail of Rodin’s Gustav Mahler bust or contemplate the meaning of Dimitri Hadzi’s 10-foot black-coated bronze sculpture, The Hunt.