However you look at it, the world of New York high culture was given a surprise dose of glitz on Wednesday, when Lincoln Center announced that David Geffen, the entertainment mogul who has shaped ...

The revamped New York City concert venue will include a new Hall of Fame celebrating all performing arts By The Associated Press Lincoln Center Avery Fisher Hall H 2014 New York City’s Lincoln Center ...

Hiring the Venezuelan maestro was a coup for the orchestra, which has also benefited from improved acoustics in its concert hall. By James Barron Judgments on the hall’s acoustics at this early stage ...

Lincoln Center and the heirs of Avery Fisher, the late electronics pioneer whose name has graced the New York Philharmonic’s concert hall for more than four decades, announced an agreement Thursday to ...

Music and entertainment mogul David Geffen is giving $100 million to the Lincoln Center to renovate Avery Fisher Hall, the home of the New York Philharmonic, reports The New York Times. The concert ...

Big changes appear to be in store for Avery Fisher Hall, one of the country’s most prominent classical music venues. The New York Times has reported that the hall, at Lincoln Center, is scheduled to ...

When audiences crowd into Avery Fisher Hall this Thursday for the opening of Lincoln Center’s Mostly Mozart Festival, they won’t be looking at what Josh Dachs calls “a picture frame at the end of a ...

NEW YORK (AP) - New York City's Lincoln Center will take Avery Fisher's name off its concert hall and resell the naming rights to help finance a $500 million renovation, officials said Thursday. The ...

The appropriately grand, if not most up-to-date, Avery Fisher Hall hosts both illustrious gala tributes to the likes of Tito Puente, Diane Keaton, and Susan Sarandon and surreal musical mash-ups like ...

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