UPCOMING EVENTS
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Closing Night with Juilliard Music, Dance, and Drama
Caili Quan (Arnhold Creative Associate), Director
Join us for the culminating event of Juilliard's third annual Fall Festival, directed by Arnhold Creative Associate, dancer, and choreographer Caili Quan, whose work has been called “a triumph of joyful energy” (Broad Street Review).
Through performances that cross disciplines and artistic traditions, these emerging artists from the Music, Dance, Drama, and Preparatory divisions embody the curiosity, collaboration, and excellence that animate life at the school.
As the festival comes to a close, this celebratory program looks forward, offering a taste of the creativity and possibility that will define the season to come.
This performance is part of the Juilliard Fall Festival.
Pre-College Recitals
The next generation of great artists showcase their passion and artistry in more than 200 free performances each year. Discover performances of orchestral, choral, chamber, opera, and solo repertoire.
Check Juilliard Event Calendar for weekly lineup.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Sonatenabend
Presented by Juilliard’s Collaborative Piano department, these evenings are love letters to the sonata. Emerging in the late Classical era and flourishing in the Romantic period, the sonata pairs instrumental soloists or singers with pianists in an intimate dialogue. Join us for a Sonatenabend to experience this enduring form, beloved for its expressiveness and lasting inspiration. Program details to be announced.
Watch the performance on this page at the scheduled date and time. This performance won’t be available to stream afterward on demand.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Axiom
AXIOM
Jeffrey Milarsky, Music Director
CARTER Instances
Arlene SIERRA Game of Attrition
CRAWFORD SEEGER Music for Small Orchestra
John ADAMS Gnarly Buttons
Juilliard’s new music ensemble performs the esteemed and prolific composer Elliot Carter’s last orchestral work, Instances, composed shortly before he died at the remarkable age of 103 in 2012. The program, led by Jeffrey Milarsky, also includes Arlene Sierra’s Game of Attrition, a piece inspired by game theory and evolution, commissioned by the New York Philharmonic for chamber orchestra, and works by Ruth Crawford Seeger and John Adams.
Watch the performance on this page at the scheduled date and time. This performance won’t be available to stream afterward on demand. Should you have trouble accessing the stream via this page, please visit juilliard.live to stream this program.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Pre-College Recitals
The next generation of great artists showcase their passion and artistry in more than 200 free performances each year. Discover performances of orchestral, choral, chamber, opera, and solo repertoire.
Check Juilliard Event Calendar for weekly lineup.
Juilliard Wind Orchestra
Juilliard Wind Orchestra
Raymond Mase, Conductor
William Short, Conductor
STARER Serenade for Brass
ERB Sonneries
DVOŘÁK Serenade for Winds in D Minor, Op. 44
Juilliard students perform wind repertoire spanning a range of eras and styles, led by Juilliard faculty members William Short, principal bassoonist of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, and Raymond Mase, acclaimed trumpet player and former member of the American Brass Quintet. Check back for program information.
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An Evening of Opera, Song, and Musical Theater
Experience an evening of unforgettable storytelling through song with students from Juilliard's Marcus Institute for Vocal Arts. This vibrant performance features selections from opera, art song, and musical theater, highlighting the artistry, range, and dramatic flair of some of today's most promising young singers. Program details to be announced.
This performance is part of the Juilliard Fall Festival.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Juilliard Drama Presents Scenes by Recent Playwriting Alums
The Lila Acheson Wallace American Playwrights Program nurtures the next generation of writers, shaping voices that go on to influence theater, television, film, and beyond. In this showcase, Juilliard actors bring to life excerpts from new plays by recent playwriting graduates.
This performance is part of the Juilliard Fall Festival.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
The New Series | Steve Reich @ 90
With pulse, precision, and a new vocabulary, Juilliard alum Steve Reich changed, and continues to change, classical and popular music with his hypnotic and inventive compositional voice. Musicians from Juilliard pay homage to this icon in this 90th birthday celebration.
A preconcert talk at 6:30pm is free and open to all ticket holders.
This performance is part of the Juilliard Fall Festival.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Pop-Up Classes at the Station with Juilliard Extension
Juilliard Station—a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus and the performing arts—opens its doors even wider, welcoming our community to engage with Juilliard Extension pop-up classes. These free sessions in music, dance, and drama offer an accessible entry point into the creative process, alongside your neighbors and other kindred spirits.
The pop-up classes are at capacity; please join us later in the day for more public programming.
Masks and Movement for Actors With Mark Olsen | 1:30–2:15pm
Discover how physical storytelling, character masks, and movement shape presence and precision onstage in this demonstration inspired by commedia dell’arte theater.
The Orchestra Up Close With Derek Weagle | 2:30–3:15pm
Take a guided tour of the orchestra, where every instrument has a voice and a story to tell. Listen to fun histories, surprising facts, and live instrument demonstrations—plus enjoy a special musical performance featuring the musicians together. No prior knowledge of the subject matter is required.
Ballet Basics With Ellie Kusner | 2:30–3:15pm
Explore foundational barre and center work focused on alignment, coordination, and musicality. Open to movers of all levels. Attendees should wear comfortable clothing suitable for movement.
Please note that space is limited, and sessions will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
These events are part of the Juilliard Fall Festival.
PLAZAWORKS 2026
PLAZAWORK 2026 transforms Lincoln Center’s Hearst Plaza into a creative commons, where performance unfolds as a living, democratic experiment. Artists respond in real time to creative prompts, shaping a work that is continually in motion and unique to its outdoor setting. The result is a layered tapestry of sound and movement, blurring the line between performer, audience, and environment.
Rain date: Sunday, September 20
This performance is part of the Juilliard Fall Festival.
Pre-College Recitals
The next generation of great artists showcase their passion and artistry in more than 200 free performances each year. Discover performances of orchestral, choral, chamber, opera, and solo repertoire.
Check Juilliard Event Calendar for weekly lineup.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Opening Night: A Centennial Celebration of Miles Davis
Jamar Roberts (Arnhold Creative Associate at Large), Director
Juilliard’s third annual Fall Festival opens with a salute to the centennial of alum Miles Davis and a celebration of the 25th anniversary of Juilliard Jazz and the 75th anniversary of the Dance Division. Directed by Arnhold Creative Associate at Large Jamar Roberts, “one of the vital choreographers at work” (New York Times), this evening of collaboration across disciplines showcases the creativity and artistic exchange at the heart of Juilliard.
This performance is part of the Juilliard Fall Festival.
Juilliard's Creative Enterprise programming, including the Creative Associates program, is generously supported by Jody and John Arnhold and the Arnhold Foundation.
Watch the performance on this page at the scheduled date and time. This performance won’t be available to stream afterward on demand. Should you have trouble accessing the stream via this page, please visit juilliard.live to stream this program.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Rush Hour
Juilliard Station, the new venue just off the 66th Street 1 train subway stop at Broadway, gives New Yorkers and other passersby an opportunity to step away for free music, dance, drama, talks, and master classes. The intimate, glass-walled studio fuses the daily rhythm of New York City with glimpses of the artistry cultivated within Juilliard’s halls.
The Station offers inspiring, 45-minute lunchtime and evening rush hour performances and other events—serving as a gateway to the iconic Lincoln Center campus.
After last season’s launch, Juilliard Station quickly became a highly in-demand ticket. Except, there are no tickets. Performances are all free, open to all ages, and first come, first served.
Lunch Hour Performance: La Monica and Her Music
Rachel Doehring Jackson, Soprano
Ian Jones, Baroque Violin
Sahana Shravan, Baroque Violin
Jessica Slade, Baroque Viola
Grace Mockus, Baroque Cello and Viola da Gamba
Andrew Bortvin, Harpsichord
Alex Vourtsanis, Guitar
ANONYMOUS (guitar accompaniment by Paolo Foscarini) Madre, mia non mi far monaca
CLAUDIA RUSCA Canzoni francesi, Canzon prima “La Borromea”
Canzon seconda
BERNARDO STORACE Monica
CLAUDIA SESSA Occhi io vissi
BIAGIO MARINI Trio Sonata sopra “La Monica”
ISABELLA LEONARDA Sonata Prima
PHILIPP FRIEDRICH BÖDDECKER Sonata Sopra “La Monica”
ROSA GIACINTA BADALLA O fronde care
Lunch Hour Performance: Suites & Dances
Camden M. Archambeau, Cello
Joshua Armstrong, Dancer
J.S. BACH Cello Suite No. 3 in C Major
BENJAMIN BRITTEN 3 Movements from Cello Suite No. 2, Op. 80
Camden M. Archambeau, Cello
New Work
Joshua Armstrong, Dancer
Lunch Hour Performance: Tonal Boundaries: Liszt, Carter
Max Hammond, Piano
FRANZ LISZT Variations on a Theme by Bach, S. 180
ELLIOTT CARTER Piano Sonata
Lunch Hour Performance: Lineage of Rhythm: Bach, Brahms, Mazzoli
Adrian King, Piano
BACH Toccata in G Minor, BWV 915
BRAHMS 8 Klavierstücke, Op. 76
Missy MAZZOLI Piano Études, No. 6
SCRIABIN Piano Sonata No. 5, Op. 53
Lunch Hour Performance: Meshed Tie
KiMani Bridges, Flute
KiMani BRIDGES Circle
KiMani BRIDGES Excerpts from STATiC
KiMani BRIDGES Room (live version)
KiMani BRIDGES Ours
Lunch Hour Performance: Two Sides of the 20s: Bartók, Prokofiev
Chae Lim Yoon, Violin
Ryan Soeyadi, Piano
PROKOFIEV Five Melodies for Violin and Piano, Op. 35bis
BARTÓK Sonata No. 2 for Violin and Piano, Sz. 76
Harmony Summer Program
The Harmony Program Summer Camp is a free, immersive, three-week, ensemble-based music program for New York City K-12 instrumentalists and singers of all levels. The 2026 camp will take place at The Juilliard School from July 27th to August 14th, with classes led by Harmony Program teaching artists.
Harmony Summer Camp
The Harmony Program Summer Camp is a free, immersive, three-week, ensemble-based music program for New York City K-12 instrumentalists and singers of all levels. The 2026 camp will take place at The Juilliard School from July 27th to August 14th, with classes led by Harmony Program teaching artists.
Harmony Summer Program
The Harmony Program Summer Camp is a free, immersive, three-week, ensemble-based music program for New York City K-12 instrumentalists and singers of all levels. The 2026 camp will take place at The Juilliard School from July 27th to August 14th, with classes led by Harmony Program teaching artists.
