I went to a movie premiere on Monday and a ForbesWomen's Summit on Wednesday.The staff is professional, the venue is fully ADA-compliant, and it is always clean. The view of Columbus Circle and the SW corner of Central Park can't be beaten. A++

I’ve attended many jazz performances at Lincoln Center, but Elio Villafranca Big Band: Tres Aguas was truly a standout. Villafranca masterfully orchestrated a 16-piece ensemble, creating a seamless blend of energy, rhythm, and harmony. The musicians were in perfect sync, delivering a performance that was both dynamic and deeply moving. Well done! Jazz at Lincoln Center continues to set the bar for world-class jazz, and this show was no exception. Highly recommend experiencing a performance here!

Here for a dance show, we headed all the way upstairs and admired the wonderful pictures of famous jazz musicians and singers. The space we were in for the performance was absolutely stunning ( Rose theater) ; the staff was helpful and professional. The lower floors in this building are home to a beautiful mall, restaurants and cafes. Great place to spend time and grab dinner and a show.

Attended the Holiday Jazz concert with Wynton Marsalis. The venue is beautiful and the acoustics are incredible. The music was outstanding. The guest vocalist Ashley Pezzoti was also incredible. Really enjoyed everything about the concert. Highly recommend it.

Location: This concert venue is located in the Shops of Columbus Circle. The shops are a multi level location of about 50 shops with a high end vibe. The entrance to the concert hall is via the ground level mall entrance. Once you obtain your ticket and pass security, it is accessible by a series of elevators. Facilities: There are multiple entrances to the concert space so just read which entrance is on your ticket. Staff are helpful. Some seats have limited sight lines so take time to verify the seats work for you. Things that could be better: The washroom facilities are small and inadequate for a place this size - especially during intermission where both genders have a long line. Also, even though staff direct patrons to elevators after the concert, there could be bottle neck for elevators back down to exit. What’s interesting? Apparently, if you bought a concert ticket, you might be able to line up to get into Dizzys Club (a jazz bar/restaurant) inside the facility near the elevators. I am not sure exactly how it works because it was late and we didn’t stay, but space is limited and you need to have purchased a ticket and be prepared to spend a minimum per person. Overall: A good evening for a pleasant and relaxing concert. If you like jazz or blues, check out their concert listings and website for more details.