Rose Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall

The Rose Theater is Jazz at Lincoln Center’s grand theater, part of the Frederick P. Rose Hall venue located in the heart of New York City. Named after philanthropist Frederick P. Rose, this stunning theater embodies a blend of classic and modern designs offering unparalleled acoustics, comfortable seating, and visually inspiring architecture. It is the largest venue of Jazz at Lincoln Center, boasting a capacity of 1,233 seats where multitudes of jazz enthusiasts experience immersive performances.

The theater prides itself on its versatile stage, adjustable seating, and stunning light fixtures. This extensive venue hosts a myriad of events including jazz concerts, operas, dance performances, and educational programs. The Rose Theater epitomizes the essence of jazz culture and is considered an iconic performing arts venue, residing in New York's cultural home, the Lincoln Center.

Getting There: Rose Theater, part of the Frederick P. Rose Hall, is located at Broadway at 60th Street, New York. The venue is easily accessible by a range of public transportation including buses (M5, M7, M11, M104) and subway services (1,A,B,C,D trains to 59th Street/Columbus Circle). Alternatively, for patrons driving, parking facilities are available nearby like the Central Parking System at Columbus Centre.