Hearing show tunes you know by heart flipped into Spanish is a genuinely fun twist, and the singers here are young performers with serious Broadway-level chops. It lands during Hispanic Heritage Month in the free, walk-in-friendly Rubenstein Atrium, so there is no ticket barrier for a family morning out. If you have a musical-theater kid, a Spanish-speaking household or both, this is an easy, joyful start to the weekend.
What to expect
A casual, family-friendly concert in the glass-walled atrium across Broadway from the main Lincoln Center campus. Expect a run of well-known Broadway numbers performed in Spanish, with kids and grown-ups seated together. Numbers are short and upbeat, so even restless kids tend to stay engaged, and families can sing along to melodies they recognize.
Good to know
- The Rubenstein Atrium is on Broadway between 62nd and 63rd Streets; take the 1 train to 66 St–Lincoln Center.
- Free family programming in the atrium often fills up, so arrive a little early for a seat.
- Songs are performed in Spanish, but familiar melodies make it easy for non-Spanish speakers to follow.
- The atrium has restrooms and a café, handy with young kids.
- Pair it with a stroll across the Lincoln Center plaza and fountain.
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Common questions
Is Bilingual Broadway EN VIVO free?
Yes, Lincoln Center lists it as free.
Is it suitable for kids?
Yes. It is part of Lincoln Center's kids, teens and families programming.
Do I need to speak Spanish?
No. The songs are sung in Spanish, but they are well-known Broadway numbers anyone can enjoy.
