A Look At Last Night's Opening of New David Geffen Hall with Gala Concert and Dinner
On Wednesday night, the first of two opening galas in the new David Geffen Hall brought together stars from across music and Broadway with the great New York Philharmonic, conducted by Music Director Jaap van Zweden and Rob Mathes. The evening celebrated the successful early completion of the hall’s renovation during the pandemic, symbolizing the resilient spirit of New York City. A second celebratory gala will be held Friday evening. Both events have raised a total of $17 million for the nonprofits, to-date.
Katherine Farley, Laurie Tisch, Mayor Eric Adams, Peter May and U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer.
Vanessa Williams and Taryn Delanie Smith (Photo by Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images for Lincoln Center & The New York Philharmonic)
Lin-Manuel Miranda (. (Photo by Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images for Lincoln Center & The New York Philharmonic)
Martha Stewart (Photo by Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images for Lincoln Center & The New York Philharmonic)
Brian Stokes Mitchell and Renée Fleming perform onstage (Photo by Rob Kim/Getty Images for Lincoln Center & The New York Philharmonic )
Daria Wallach, Eric Wallach and Melanie Spinella . (Photo by Rob Kim/Getty Images for Lincoln Center & The New York Philharmonic )
Guests attend as Lincoln Center and New York Philharmonic celebrate the opening of new David Geffen Hall with Gala Concert & Dinner on October 26, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by Rob Kim/Getty Images for Lincoln Center & The New York Philharmonic )
Notable attendees were Mayor Eric Adams, Adrienne Arsht, Deborah Borda (Linda and Mitch Hart President and CEO, New York Philharmonic), Bruce Bozzi, Senator Chuck Schumer, Katherine Farley (Chair, Lincoln Center), actress America Ferrera, Diane von Furstenberg, David Geffen, Peter Gelb, Peter May (Co-Chairman, New York Philharmonic), Miss New York Taryn Delanie, Martha Stewart, Oscar L. Tang (Co-Chairman, New York Philharmonic), Henry Timms (President and CEO, Lincoln Center), Davóne Tines, and Damian Woetzel
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