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0 Skip to Content Virtual Season Black History Month Weekly Schedule Dizzy's Club Swing U WeBop Log In Open Menu Close Menu Virtual Season Black History Month Weekly Schedule Dizzy's Club Swing U WeBop Log In Open Menu Close Menu Virtual Season Black History Month Weekly Schedule Dizzy's Club Swing U WeBop Log In Explore the Virtual Season All new programs, online everyday Thank you for your continued support of Jazz at Lincoln Center. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we have arrived at the difficult decision to cancel all in-person events through June 2021. We believe in the power of jazz to uplift, inspire, and create a sense of community. It is in this spirit that we invite you to connect with the global jazz community through our digital programming . Our website now serves as a portal where you may access free and premium virtual concerts, educational programs, and discussions. This content includes Live From Dizzy's performances, JALC’s early childhood and adult music programs like WeBop and Swing University , archival orchestra concerts , Blue Engine album releases, and more. We hope these virtual programs bring you comfort, community and good vibes during this challenging, unprecedented time. If you're able, we ask that you consider supporting Jazz at Lincoln Center and our virtual programming at whatever level you can. Stay safe, stay connected, and keep swingin'. covid-19 response Join the Celebration sWing University Swing University offers engaging virtual classes for jazz fans, enthusiasts, and students of all backgrounds and levels. Our fun and informal classes are taught by industry experts like Seton Hawkins as well as members of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra including Vincent Gardner, Victor Goines, Sherman Irby, Ted Nash, and more. Explore jazz history, discuss new and classic tunes, and discover listening methods that will improve your concert experiences. Learn more Live From Dizzy’s Club Every Thursday, Live From Dizzy’s welcomes club favorites & emerging artists back to the Dizzy's Club stage. Join us from the comfort of your own home as we bring stunning New York views and the live jazz club experience to your living room. Additionally, each live performance will include an artist interview with Dizzy’s Club manager Roland Chassagne. More shows will be announced for January 2021 shortly. Get Tickets Blue Engine Records Explore the music of Jazz at Lincoln Center with Blue Engine, our in-house record label. Launched in 2015 with the critically acclaimed Live in Cuba , projects include historic concerts from the vault, movie soundtracks, star-studded charity albums, and limited vinyl releases. Listen Now We Need You. Now More Than Ever. In these trying times, we will continue entertaining, enriching, and expanding the global community for jazz through online education and our social platforms. Please consider supporting Jazz at Lincoln Center, at whatever level you can. Support Jazz at Lincoln Center Interested in learning about other ways you can support JALC? Consider joining one of our Membership Groups! Members continue to enjoy access to exclusive events and conversations with artists, discounts to JALC programming, links to new and archived music, and concierge service for advance ticket sales so you are at the front of the line when our doors reopen. Under 45 and love jazz? Check out our Young Patron Group, Rhythm Club! Membership Levels Rhythm Club Subscribe to our weekly newsletter Sign up to get updates on new content, new music, and new interactive opportunities. First Name Last Name Email Address Sign Up Thank you! 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This week's concert from the vault was originally recorded in 2017, when the… https://t.co/kQuHT2acUo Jun 17, 2020, 1:21 PM video Getting Here To reach Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall, go to the Time Warner Center and enter on 58th St., 60th St., or at Columbus Circle. Take the jazz elevators near the 60th St. entrance to the fifth floor, where you will find Rose Theater, The Appel Room, Dizzy’s Club, and the Irene Diamond Education Center. Subway Bus M6, M7, M10, M11, M20, M31, M57, M66, M72 MPG Parking 336 W 58th St. and 18 W 60th St. To reserve: 212.490.3460 rail NJ Transit or LIRR to Penn Station, then A C or 1 trains to 59th St. Metro-North to Grand Central Terminal, then B D train from 42nd-Bryant Park to 59th St. Accessibility Let us know when purchasing tickets if you need wheelchair-accessible seating. 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