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Alice Tully Hall
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Alice Tully Hall is a world-class performance space located within the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City. It is home to the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and hosts a wide range of concerts, from classical and jazz to contemporary and world music. The hall is known for its exceptional acoustics, designed to provide clear, warm sound for both performers and audiences. The interior features a modern, elegant design with wood paneling and comfortable seating, creating an intimate atmosphere despite seating over 1,000 people. Visitors can enjoy pre-concert talks or dine at the on-site restaurant. What makes Alice Tully Hall distinctive is its role as a premier venue for chamber music and its architectural significance, having undergone a major renovation in 2009 that enhanced its facilities and public spaces.
Don't miss
- Attend a chamber music concert by world-renowned ensembles
- Admire the modern architecture and wood-paneled interior
- Enjoy a pre-concert talk to learn about the performance
- Dine at the on-site restaurant, The Grand Tier
- Explore the surrounding Lincoln Center campus
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Alice Tully Hall
You can visit on your own (tickets are sold per performance; book online through the lincoln center website. prices vary by event. student and rush tickets may be available). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
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Know before you go
- Arrive at least 30 minutes early to find your seat and enjoy the ambiance.
- Silence your phone and avoid using it during the performance.
- Dress code is smart casual; some patrons wear formal attire for evening concerts.
- Reserve dinner at The Grand Tier in advance, as it's popular before shows.
A bit of history
Alice Tully Hall opened in 1969 as part of Lincoln Center, named after the philanthropist and musician Alice Tully. It was designed by architect Pietro Belluschi and underwent a $159 million renovation in 2009 by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, updating its lobby and acoustics.
Common questions
Is there a dress code?
There is no strict dress code, but most attendees wear business casual or cocktail attire for evening performances.
Can I take photos during the concert?
Photography and recording are generally prohibited during performances. You may take photos in the lobby before or after.
Is there parking nearby?
Several parking garages are within walking distance, but they can be expensive. Public transit is recommended.
Are children allowed?
Children are welcome, but check the event's age recommendation. Some concerts may not be suitable for very young children.
Can I exchange or refund tickets?
Tickets are typically non-refundable, but exchanges may be possible for a fee. Check the Lincoln Center policy.
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