Lyman Center for the Performing Arts

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501 Crescent Street
New Haven, Connecticut (CT) 06515 Get Directions
https://lymancenter.org
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View SCSU Campus Map The Lyman Center for the Performing Arts is #13 on the map. We recommend audience members park in parking lot 12, immediately next to the Lyman Center. Parking at the Lyman Center is free for NHSO concerts. For additional convenience, valet parking is also available to purchase in advance for $9. Book Valet Parking>>
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The text "Twas the Night Before Christmas" is written in cursive with an image of a living room on Christmas Eve in the background. Stockings are visible over the fireplace and there is a Christmas Tree in the foreground with a single ornament hanging from one branch.

Holiday Extravaganza

Lyman Center for the Performing Arts 501 Crescent Street, New Haven, Connecticut (CT)

This festive NHSO tradition returns with guests from the Fairfield County Children’s Choir and holiday music from The Nutcracker, Polar Express, The Grinch, Twas the Night Before Christmas, and Home Alone, along with classic carols like Stille Nacht and Deck the Halls.

Brahms & Chopin | Gala Celebration

Lyman Center for the Performing Arts 501 Crescent Street, New Haven, Connecticut (CT)

Join a community celebration of music at Southern CT State University!

Joel Thompson faces the camera smiling. He is a Black man and is wearing glasses and a purple collared shirt with a white patterned tie.

Awaken the Sleeper

Lyman Center for the Performing Arts 501 Crescent Street, New Haven, Connecticut (CT)

The NHSO's residency at SCSU opens with Alasdair Neale conducting two powerful works offering mediation and action for the challenges of our current times. Composer-in-Residence Joel Thompson narrates the New England premiere of his setting of texts by iconic author James Baldwin in "To Awaken the Sleeper" and the NHSO plays Shostakovich's ode to musical resistance with Symphony No. 11, "The Year 1905."

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