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  • Collage of the 40th anniversary year shows like Finding Neverland, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, The Illusionists, Chicago, Mortified, Jay Leno, Kodo: Evolution, and Collectif 9

    Lincoln Center Announces its 2018/2019 40th Anniversary Season Lineup

    The Lincoln Center announced its lineup for its upcoming 40th Anniversary Season today. Headlining the season on October 14 is Jay Leno, the legendary, everyman comedian that’s best known for dominating late-night TV from behind the desk of The Tonight Show. As The Lincoln Center gets set to turn the big 4-0, it is also… Read More

  • Photo of The Lincoln Center in bright day light.

    Here’s to Another Fantastic Year!

    For the past two years, we have been inviting our patrons to “FIND YOUR CENTER.” Judging by the number of seats filled over the duration of the 17/18 season, many folks have done just that! We want to thank all of you who came to see a show, visited our art gallery or held an event… Read More

  • A full audience of students excited to see Bill Blagg.

    Arts Education Outreach Breaks Records

    This is a record-breaking year for the Lincoln Center Arts Education and Community Outreach program! During the 2017-2018 season, we connected 4,689 students and community members with world-class professional artists at 17 different events. These included: – Dance Company masterclasses at CSU – 120 students and community members – Classical Convergence Music Performance masterclasses at… Read More

  • Crayon drawing in blues, pinks and purples.

    Kids Write the Darndest Things

    Recently 3rd grade Poudre School District elementary students were treated to a special free performance of Bill Blagg The Science of Magic courtesy of the Lincoln Center Support League. The show was packed with mind-blowing illusions which Blagg used to give the students to a rare behind-the-scenes look at how magicians use science to create magic. We… Read More

  • Four members of Branford Marsalis Quartet laughing.

    Branford Marsalis and All That Jazz

    In a family with five critically acclaimed jazz instrumentalists, including his father and three of his brothers, Branford Marsalis acts as the prince of the saxophone in a clan that some would classify as jazz royalty.  “We were a family first,” says Marsalis, clarifying that they weren’t a musical family in the sense of the… Read More

  • The band of Cabaret playing while sitting on a lighted frame.

    Meet a True Cabaret Star

    The Sally Bowes character in Cabaret, which Liza Minelli made famous with her showstopping performance in the 1972 film, tends to get a lot of attention. However, the real protagonist is Cliff Bradshaw, a writer who falls for not only the seductive goings-on of the Berlin underground but also for the irresistible burlesque singer Sally. We spoke with… Read More

  • Arturo Sandoval playing the trumpet.

    Arturo Sandoval — Jazzed As Ever

    Few musicians have collected the variety of awards that Arturo Sandoval has — not only is he a 10-time Grammy Award winner, but he’s a 19-time nominee, an Emmy-winner, a six-time Billboard Award winner, and a recipient of the 2013 Presidential Medal of Freedom. It comes as no surprise that this master jazz trumpeter was… Read More