Symphony Space
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Symphony Space

2537 Broadway | Columbus Avenue Corridor 212.864.5400 Capacity - 715 people

About

Symphony Space is a multi-disciplinary performing arts center on the Upper West Side at Broadway and 95th Street, presenting concerts, film, dance, comedy, and literary programs. Founded in 1978 by Isaiah Sheffer and Allan Miller, it’s home to the long-running Selected Shorts series and presents events in its 715-seat Peter Jay Sharp Theatre and the smaller Leonard Nimoy Thalia. Set amid the neighborhood’s lively Broadway/Columbus corridor, it attracts both local and citywide audiences.

Getting there

Parking

Nearby public garage at 169 West 95th Street offers a special rate ($25 for 6 hours) with a stamped Symphony Space or parking ticket; ask the lobby attendant for a stamp.

Public transit

Subway: 1/2/3 to 96 St (Broadway) or B/C to 96 St (Central Park West). Buses: M104 on Broadway; M7 and M11 on Amsterdam/Columbus; M96 and M106 crosstown to Broadway.

Events 48 upcoming