Sherry S.
7/31/2025
I visited this library last week for a Reading Rhythms event. It was my first time attending a reading party and I really enjoyed the experience. We started off by reading for 30 minutes and then...
New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
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40 Lincoln Center Plz
New York, NY 10023
The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts offers a vibrant array of free summer events, programs, and reading recommendations for kids and teens, while also spotlighting important cultural observances such as Disability Pride Month. In celebration of its centennial, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture features a special edition library card and exhibitions highlighting a century of community and creativity.
With ongoing workshops for aspiring theater professionals, diverse programming for children and teens, and discussions on relevant topics like creative fulfillment and artists' protests, the library serves as a hub of cultural and educational engagement. The library's expansive collections include notable exhibitions on figures like Robert Motherwell and the artistic dynamics of collaboration, all aimed at enriching the community's connection to the performing arts.
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Lauren L.
2/11/2025
This library has everything you need to study, research and spend time on the computer. The quiet atmosphere is superb. I have to note that one of the female security offficers is not nice to the...
Joan O.
6/6/2024
On the 3rd Fl., in the Research section, the young men who work there talk and giggle constantly. The women who work there are quiet. I remember the days when you had to speak in a whisper, if...
Kseniya K.
2/9/2020
Quiet space with great views of the scenic Lincoln Center. Great cafeteria--airy and spacious. Just perfect to munch on something tasty while nestled with a great read by a full length window...
Kat V.
12/11/2019
I hadn't been here in years, but the Hal Prince exhibit drew me in and now that I've gone back, I plan to try to stop by every trip to see what exhibit is there. It's a bummer the archives are...
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