by Jazz at Lincoln Center
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Jazz for Young People family concerts introduce kids 5 and up to swing, blues and improvisation through lively, interactive shows with top jazz musicians. Performances take place at Jazz at Lincoln Center's home in Columbus Circle.
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Several concerts through the season
Ticketed; see website
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Ages 5–12.
Ticketed; see website
Several concerts through the season
10 Columbus Circle (Broadway at 60th St), 10019, Manhattan.
Yes. Jazz at Lincoln Center Family Concerts is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Jazz at Lincoln Center: jazz.org.
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