In a statement Thursday afternoon, Carnegie Hall's executive and artistic director, Clive Gillinson, said, "After consulting with medical professionals and other experts on a continuing basis, we have concluded, in the face of current government restrictions and social distancing protocols, that there is no other option but to extend the Hall's closure through the end of the calendar year, allowing health conditions to continue to improve. But 2020 is turning out to be anything but a normal year.īoth Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center - which, along with its own programming, is home to organizations like the Metropolitan Opera, the New York Philharmonic and the New York City Ballet - say that they need to put safety first.
In typical years, late September marks the beginning of the new concert season for two of New York's most famous music venues, followed shortly by the moneymaking holiday season. The twin announcements from the two New York City landmarks signal that the city's cultural life will be slow to return. New York's Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center both said on Thursday that they have canceled their performances for the rest of 2020, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Maxim Vengerov, Anne Akiko Meyers, and more. An empty Josie Robertson Plaza at Lincoln Center, lit up in June for Pride 2020 - but with no concert attendees or theatergoers, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Join us for an incredible month of music, as masters and rising stars perform recitals and orchestral showpieces.
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