Alice Tully Hall
A celebrated performance venue within Lincoln Center, Alice Tully Hall is one of New York City’s premier destinations for classical music, chamber performances and contemporary artistic presentations. Renowned for its exceptional acoustics and elegant design, the hall has long been recognized as one of the city’s most distinguished cultural venues.
Named after philanthropist Alice Tully, a devoted supporter of the performing arts, the venue opened in 1969 as part of Lincoln Center’s continuing expansion. Over the decades, it has established itself as an important stage for internationally acclaimed musicians, ensembles and artistic organizations.
The hall underwent a major renovation that transformed the venue into a modern architectural landmark while preserving its intimate atmosphere and outstanding acoustical quality. Today, guests enjoy a refined setting where every seat offers excellent sightlines and a close connection to the performers on stage.
Alice Tully Hall is best known as the home of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and regularly hosts world-class classical concerts, recitals, contemporary music performances, film events and cultural programs throughout the year. Its diverse programming attracts both dedicated music enthusiasts and visitors seeking an exceptional live performance experience.
Combining architectural elegance, remarkable acoustics and a rich artistic legacy, Alice Tully Hall remains one of New York City’s most respected venues for music and cultural performances.