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Upcoming Events in New York, NY

How to use the New York live calendar

Start with the live calendar to see which New York shows have dates on sale now, then narrow by venue or event type. If you already know you want Broadway, you can jump straight into venues like Richard Rodgers Theatre, Bernard B. Jacobs Theater, Neil Simon Theatre, John Golden Theatre, Eugene O'Neill Theatre, Lyceum Theatre - New York, Lena Horne Theatre, and Broadway Theatre - New York. If you are more interested in large-scale concerts or seasonal specials, scan listings at Radio City Music Hall. For opera and classical productions, look for performances at the Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center. When you spot a title you like, open that event to compare dates, seating options, and prices.

Broadway shows now playing in New York

Broadway is the core of New York’s live calendar, and several of the busiest rooms are clustered in the Theater District. Richard Rodgers Theatre, Bernard B. Jacobs Theater, Neil Simon Theatre, John Golden Theatre, Eugene O'Neill Theatre, Lyceum Theatre - New York, Lena Horne Theatre, and Broadway Theatre - New York regularly host major Broadway productions. Use the calendar to see which titles are currently scheduled at each of these houses and to compare showtimes across multiple theaters on the same night.

Off-Broadway and specialty shows

If you want something a bit more intimate than the big Broadway houses, check the calendar for events at Westside Theatre Upstairs. It is one of New York’s more active smaller rooms and often appears alongside the larger theaters when you filter by theater or performing arts. For a themed, adult-oriented stage show, look for Magic Mike Live - New York, which runs as its own resident production rather than a traditional touring concert. Browsing these venues side by side with the Broadway theaters helps you decide whether you prefer a smaller room or a large-scale production on a given night.

Opera, concerts, and big New York productions

Beyond Broadway, New York’s calendar includes large-format productions and classical performances. The Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center anchors the city’s opera schedule, so check its upcoming dates if you are planning around grand opera or related programming. Radio City Music Hall appears on the calendar when major concerts, special events, or seasonal productions are scheduled, and can be a good option if you want a big-room show instead of traditional theater. Comparing listings at these venues with the Broadway and Off-Broadway theaters gives a quick sense of how many nights of your trip you might dedicate to musicals, straight plays, opera, or concert-style events.

Upcoming Events in New York

Frequently Asked Questions

Which New York, NY venues are the most popular right now?
On the theater side, some of the busiest rooms in New York include Richard Rodgers Theatre, Bernard B. Jacobs Theater, Neil Simon Theatre, John Golden Theatre, Eugene O'Neill Theatre, Lyceum Theatre - New York, Lena Horne Theatre, Broadway Theatre - New York, and Westside Theatre Upstairs. For non-Broadway productions and large shows, the calendar often features events at Radio City Music Hall, Magic Mike Live - New York, and the Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center.
How can I find Broadway shows in New York, NY?
Use the live calendar and filter for theater or musicals, then look at listings at Richard Rodgers Theatre, Bernard B. Jacobs Theater, Neil Simon Theatre, John Golden Theatre, Eugene O'Neill Theatre, Lyceum Theatre - New York, Lena Horne Theatre, and Broadway Theatre - New York. Each event entry will show which theater it is in, along with available dates and ticket options.
Where can I see opera or classical performances in New York, NY?
For opera and large-scale classical productions, start with the Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center, which anchors New York’s opera calendar. You can also scan the listings at Radio City Music Hall when you are interested in big concert-style events that may include classical, crossover, or special seasonal programs.
Are there more intimate shows in New York beyond the big Broadway theaters?
Yes. Westside Theatre Upstairs offers a smaller-room alternative to the large Broadway houses and often hosts Off-Broadway productions. Magic Mike Live - New York provides a themed resident show that differs from traditional plays and musicals. Check the calendar for these venues if you prefer a more focused or niche experience than the major Broadway stages.