Miller Theatre at Columbia University

Miller Theatre at Columbia University A leading presenter of new music in New York and a vital force for innovative programming, based at Columbia University

Miller Theatre at Columbia University is the leading presenter of new music in New York City and a vital force for innovative programming. In partnership with Columbia University School of the Arts, Miller is dedicated to producing and presenting unique events, with a focus on contemporary and early music, jazz, opera, and multimedia performances. Founded in 1988, Miller Theatre has helped launch the careers of myriad composers and ensembles, serving as an incubator for emerging artists and a champion of those not yet well known in the United States. A four-time recipient of the ASCAP/Chamber Music America Award for Adventurous Programming, Miller Theatre continues to meet the high expectations set forth by its founders—to present innovative programs, support the development of new work, and connect creative artists with adventurous audiences.

✨🌟 Join us tomorrow evening — Saturday, September 19 at 8PM — as Morningside Lights marks its 15th year with the luminou...
09/18/2026

✨🌟 Join us tomorrow evening — Saturday, September 19 at 8PM — as Morningside Lights marks its 15th year with the luminous procession for A COMMON THREAD, where each glowing lantern explores the visual patterns and motifs that surround us, inspired by the geometry of American quilts. The procession begins in Morningside Park, 116th St. and Morningside Ave.
Arts Initiative at Columbia University Processional Arts Workshop
https://www.morningside-lights.com/procession-route

Happy birthday to pianist Simone Dinnerstein! 🎂 Mark your calendars — she returns to our Bach series this November.
09/18/2026

Happy birthday to pianist Simone Dinnerstein! 🎂 Mark your calendars — she returns to our Bach series this November.

Workshop participants are using colored tissue paper to create luminous paneled lanterns inspired by the geometry of Ame...
09/16/2026

Workshop participants are using colored tissue paper to create luminous paneled lanterns inspired by the geometry of American quilts, for Morningside Lights: "A Common Thread." Experience the completed lanterns in their full glory at the illuminated procession Saturday, 9/19, 8PM. Details at www.morningside-lights.com

09/16/2026

"Light up the night on Sept. 19, when Morningside Lights, a procession of floating handmade lanterns, travels through Morningside Park to the Columbia University campus."
—New York Times
Learn more: https://www.morningside-lights.com/

West Side Rag gives a shout-out to Morningside Lights! ✨This year's procession takes place this Saturday, 9/19, at 8PM. ...
09/15/2026

West Side Rag gives a shout-out to Morningside Lights! ✨

This year's procession takes place this Saturday, 9/19, at 8PM. Meet at the start to walk in the procession, or join in anywhere along the route. Arts Initiative at Columbia University Processional Arts Workshop

Registration for lantern-building workshops opens on Wednesday, September 2.

Our first Pop-Up concert of the season is one week away! Join us 9/22 at 6PM as soprano Tony Arnold, violinist Christoph...
09/15/2026

Our first Pop-Up concert of the season is one week away! Join us 9/22 at 6PM as soprano Tony Arnold, violinist Christopher Otto, and pianist Amy Williams celebrate Hungarian composer György Kurtág's 100th birthday with a rare performance of seldom heard works. FREE.

Miller’s Pop-Up Concerts present Kurtág at 100, a concert marking the 100th birthday of the Hungarian composer György Kurtág

Lantern-building workshops are underway for the 15th Annual Morningside Lights: "A Common Thread." Learn more about the ...
09/14/2026

Lantern-building workshops are underway for the 15th Annual Morningside Lights: "A Common Thread." Learn more about the illuminated procession—this Sat. 9/19: morningside-lights.com/
Processional Arts Workshop Arts Initiative at Columbia University

The London-based Stile Antico opens Miller's Early Music series — just named one of fall's most anticipated classical pe...
09/10/2026

The London-based Stile Antico opens Miller's Early Music series — just named one of fall's most anticipated classical performances by New York Magazine. Don't miss them on 10/15: https://bit.ly/stile-antico-miller-theatre
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