Carnegie Hall

This centennial celebration brings a heavy-hitting cross-section of country to the stage, anchored by Opry mainstays like Scotty McCreery and the "Queen of Bluegrass" Rhonda Vincent. It’s a rare, two-and-a-half-hour variety session that features everything from the soul-infused harmonies of The War and Treaty to the classic stand-up sets that have defined the Opry’s live radio broadcast for a century.

Conductor Louis Langrée leads the Orchestra of St. Luke’s in a vibrant all-American program that pairs George Gershwin’s iconic An American in Paris with the Carnegie Hall debut of jazz pianist Gerald Clayton performing Duke Ellington’s soulful rhapsodies.

Legendary fiddler Martin Hayes kicks off a brand-new annual tradition at Carnegie Hall with this family-friendly St. Patrick's Day celebration, blending traditional sean-nós singing and dancing with modern Irish poetry and contemporary folk.

Experience the brilliant fusion of jazz and classical mastery as "rising superstar" pianist Hayato Sumino makes his Carnegie Hall orchestral debut with Gershwin’s iconic Piano Concerto.

Experience an unforgettable musical voyage across five centuries as music legend Jordi Savall leads a vibrant celebration of global sound. This sweeping performance brings the dynamic dialogue between Creole traditions and world music to life for today’s audiences.

Alisa Weilerstein continues her visionary FRAGMENTS series with an immersive program that pairs bold new commissions with the timeless power of Bach. In FRAGMENTS 5, works by leading composers intertwine with Bach’s Cello Suite No. 5, enhanced by lighting and scenic design—create a captivating musical journey.

Experience the groundbreaking opera Nixon in China by John Adams and Alice Goodman, featuring Renée Fleming and Thomas Hampson in iconic roles. The program concludes with Dvořák’s beloved New World Symphony, blending operatic brilliance with symphonic grandeur for an unforgettable evening.

Celebrate the American spirit with Juilliard at Carnegie Hall, led by Marin Alsop. The Juilliard Orchestra performs a program of iconic American music, including a world premiere commissioned from Joan Tower, honoring 250 years since the Declaration of Independence.

Juilliard415 brings Baroque dance suites to life in a vivid celebration of nature and motion. Led by dynamic violinist Leila Schayegh, the program features Rebel’s dramatic Les élémens and Muffat’s majestic G-Major Passacaglia, enhanced by new choreography performed with Juilliard Dance students for an unforgettable, multisensory experience.