Carnegie Hall Partial-View
Seats
How do you go to a concert at Carnegie for next to
nothing? A limited number of $10 partial-view tickets are available
for performances in Carnegie Hall's Isaac Stern Auditorium (excluding
Carnegie Hall Family Concerts and galas). Same-day tickets go on
sale at the box office beginning at noon, with a limit of two per
person. Student/senior rush tickets, also priced at $10, are sold
starting at noon on the performance day, until 1 hour before show
time. Rush tickets for Weill Recital Hall performances are sold
at the box office one hour before the concert. Present valid ID.
Cash only.
• 57th St. and 7th Ave.; 212-247-7800; carnegiehall.org
Carnegie Hall/Citigroup
Neighborhood Concert Series
For more than twenty-five years Carnegie Hall has
ventured out to the five boroughs, providing free concerts in libraries,
shelters, community, cultural, and religious centers. Performances
cover a variety of musical styles such as classical, jazz, popular,
and folk.
• locations throughout NYC; 212-903-9670; carnegiehall.org
The Juilliard School
Juilliard's exemplary Music, Drama, Opera, and Dance
divisions all put on student performances at little or no cost to
the public. Music: All performances free, except for some
of those at Avery Fisher Hall and Carnegie Hall.
Drama: Most productions are free.
Opera: $20 general admission; $10 students and seniors. Dance:
$20 for select productions; $10 students and seniors. All other
performances are free. Tickets are required for all performances
and can be obtained at the box office beginning two weeks before
the show. A standby line forms outside the theater an hour prior
to showtime. You may request to be placed on the mailing list for
information on a division and its performances.
• 60 Lincoln Center Plaza; 212-769-7406; juilliard.edu
Lincoln Center
Students can sometimes purchase up to two $20 tickets for the
following Lincoln Center programs: Great Performers, Mostly
Mozart, American Songbook and certain Lincoln Center
Festival events. Call ahead for availability. $10-20 student rush tickets, available for
select performances, are sold at the box office daily at 11 a.m.
Present valid ID.
• 65th St. and Broadway; 212-875-5050 or lincolncenter.org
BAM Student/Senior Rush
Tickets
The Brooklyn Academy of Music offers $10 tickets to students (full-
and part-time under 25 years old) and seniors with valid ID. Tickets for unsold seats
may be purchased at the box office 90 minutes prior to showtime.
There is a two ticket per person limit. No checks.
• For shows at Harvey Theater, visit the box office at 651
Fulton St.; for shows at BAM Howard Gilman Opera House, visit 30
Lafayette Ave.; for ticket availability, call 718-636-4100, ext.
1; bam.org
New York Philharmonic
Students, senior citizens (62 and over), and disabled persons are
eligible to purchase $10 tickets on the day of select performances.
Two tickets per person; sold at the Avery Fisher Hall Box Office. Call ahead for availability; tickets are not available for Friday matinees or Saturday evening performances.
• 65th St. and Broadway; 212-875-5656 or newyorkphilharmonic.org
Trinity Church - Concerts at One
Sponsors a free, year-round concert series with performances
on Mondays at St. Paul's Chapel at 1 p.m. and Thursdays at Trinity Church at 1 pm (During the summer, concerts are held only on Thursdays). Trinity Church alone is worth a visit —it
qualifies as a National Historic Landmark.
• Trinity Church,
74 Trinity Place (Broadway at Wall St.); St. Paul's Chapel, 209 Broadway (Broadway at Fulton); 212-602-0747; trinitywallstreet.org
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