by Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
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A season-long lineup of kid-oriented concerts, dance, theater and hands-on workshops across the Lincoln Center campus. Offerings include sensory-friendly shows and programs from resident groups like the Philharmonic and NYC Ballet.
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Programs throughout the year; see calendar
Many events free or choose-what-you-pay
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All ages.
Many events free or choose-what-you-pay
Programs throughout the year; see calendar
10 Lincoln Center Plaza, 10023, in Lincoln Square, Manhattan.
Yes. Lincoln Center Kids & Family Programs is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts: lincolncenter.org.
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