OTOYOTOY!

Young children and their caregivers participate in this immersive music theater piece. Children play in a world where sounds and words are shared, mimicked, and transformed, with performers and audience members delighting in the joy of making music together.

Please note that this event is for babies and toddlers age two or younger. It is not recommended for older children.

OTOYOTOY!

Young children and their caregivers participate in this immersive music theater piece. Children play in a world where sounds and words are shared, mimicked, and transformed, with performers and audience members delighting in the joy of making music together.

Please note that this event is for babies and toddlers age two or younger. It is not recommended for older children.

OTOYOTOY!

Young children and their caregivers participate in this immersive music theater piece. Children play in a world where sounds and words are shared, mimicked, and transformed, with performers and audience members delighting in the joy of making music together.

Please note that this event is for babies and toddlers age two or younger. It is not recommended for older children.

OTOYOTOY!

Young children and their caregivers participate in this immersive music theater piece. Children play in a world where sounds and words are shared, mimicked, and transformed, with performers and audience members delighting in the joy of making music together.

Please note that this event is for babies and toddlers age two or younger. It is not recommended for older children.

Carnegie Hall Family Concert: My City, My Song

Vibrant New York City–based artists perform in My City, My Song, a colorful, participatory experience that provides children with the opportunity to discover music from different parts of the world that can be found right in their own city. Magda Giannikou presents Greek folk music, Yacouba Sissoko shares Malian traditional music, and Falu Shah performs the intricate melodies of Indian classical music.

Free pre-concert activities take place in Zankel Hall one hour before the performance, and will prepare you and your child to sing and dance along with the artists.

Carnegie Hall Family Concert: My City, My Song

Vibrant New York City–based artists perform in My City, My Song, a colorful, participatory experience that provides children with the opportunity to discover music from different parts of the world that can be found right in their own city. Magda Giannikou presents Greek folk music, Yacouba Sissoko shares Malian traditional music, and Falu Shah performs the intricate melodies of Indian classical music.

Free pre-concert activities take place in Zankel Hall one hour before the performance, and will prepare you and your child to sing and dance along with the artists.

Spring Family Day: Journey to the Harlem Renaissance

Learn how Harlem became the hub for African American artistic expression. Carnegie Hall invites families to make music together by offering a wide range of activities in its Resnick Education Wing that are free, interactive, and fun! Families can enjoy live performances, build their own instruments, sing and dance with professional musicians, and more. This event runs from 12 PM to 4 PM. Join us for an enriching afternoon of musical fun for the whole family.

NOOMA

This new opera for babies uses parachutes to create an intimate world of wonder and interaction. Designed and performed by Moving Star Vocal Ensemble, the performance invites audiences into an expanding and contracting world and immerses them in a parachute’s movements as it becomes a metaphor for breathing.

Please note that this event is for babies and toddlers age two or younger. It is not recommended for older children.

NOOMA

This new opera for babies uses parachutes to create an intimate world of wonder and interaction. Designed and performed by Moving Star Vocal Ensemble, the performance invites audiences into an expanding and contracting world and immerses them in a parachute’s movements as it becomes a metaphor for breathing.

Please note that this event is for babies and toddlers age two or younger. It is not recommended for older children.

NOOMA

This new opera for babies uses parachutes to create an intimate world of wonder and interaction. Designed and performed by Moving Star Vocal Ensemble, the performance invites audiences into an expanding and contracting world and immerses them in a parachute’s movements as it becomes a metaphor for breathing.

Please note that this event is for babies and toddlers age two or younger. It is not recommended for older children.

NOOMA

This new opera for babies uses parachutes to create an intimate world of wonder and interaction. Designed and performed by Moving Star Vocal Ensemble, the performance invites audiences into an expanding and contracting world and immerses them in a parachute’s movements as it becomes a metaphor for breathing.

Please note that this event is for babies and toddlers age two or younger. It is not recommended for older children.

Carnegie Hall Family Concert: My City, My Song

Vibrant New York City–based artists perform in My City, My Song, a colorful, participatory experience that provides children with the opportunity to discover music from different parts of the world that can be found right in their own city. Brianna Thomas sings jazz standards, father-daughter duo Juan Gutiérrez and Julia Gutiérrez-Rivera (with fellow musicians from Los Pleneros de la 21) share the percussive rhythms of Puerto Rican bomba and plena music, and Fabiana Masili brings the spirit of a Brazilian carnival.

Free pre-concert activities take place in Zankel Hall one hour before the performance, and will prepare you and your child to sing and dance along with the artists.

Carnegie Hall Family Concert: My City, My Song

Vibrant New York City–based artists perform in My City, My Song, a colorful, participatory experience that provides children with the opportunity to discover music from different parts of the world that can be found right in their own city. Brianna Thomas sings jazz standards, father-daughter duo Juan Gutiérrez and Julia Gutiérrez-Rivera (with fellow musicians from Los Pleneros de la 21) share the percussive rhythms of Puerto Rican bomba and plena music, and Fabiana Masili brings the spirit of a Brazilian carnival.

Free pre-concert activities take place in Zankel Hall one hour before the performance, and will prepare you and your child to sing and dance along with the artists.