As the weather cools indoor pursuits become even more enticing in NYC. Living at Sessanta on
the Upper West Side — one of Algin’s premier no-fee apartments in Manhattan — places you
at the heart of New York City’s illustrious cultural scene. Sessanta grants you the privilege of
residing close to the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, where the world’s most exceptional
music, dance, opera, and film performances await. This winter, the venerable arts center invites
you to indulge in elegantly orchestrated evenings or experience memorable nights immersed in
artistic brilliance. Consider complementing your cultural foray at Lincoln Center with dinner at
the glamorous Grand Tier Restaurant. Sessanta, surrounded by inspiration, offers a lifestyle
where you’re not merely living — you’re living artfully.

Delving into Lincoln Center’s treasures, David Geffen Hall has redefined the cultural experience
through its recent transformation. Home to the New York Philharmonic, the state-of-the-art Wu
Tsai Theater creates an intimate bond between audience and performer. Its versatile Jerry
Speyer and Katherine Farley Stage hosts a wide range of events, from symphonies and solo
recitals to contemporary concerts, dance productions, and film premieres.
David Geffen Hall offers standout events that capture the spirit of resilience and artistic mastery
while paying homage to the holiday season! Experience the magic of the season with the
“Holiday with the NY Phil” series at Lincoln Center, a festive lineup sure to delight music lovers
of all ages. Revel in the grandeur of Handel’s Messiah, a cherished holiday tradition featuring
iconic melodies, a world-class cast of soloists, and Baroque specialist Ton Koopman.
Celebrate with the Sounds of the Season matinees, showcasing beloved holiday hits, classical
masterpieces like The Nutcracker, and festive tunes from around the globe. Don’t miss Elf in
Concert, where John Debney’s whimsical score is performed live as the heartwarming film
plays on the big screen. The series also includes Also Sprach Zarathustra, a transformative
musical journey conducted by Kevin John Edusei, exploring self-discovery and enlightenment
through Strauss’s famed tone poem and other breathtaking works.

While David Geffen Hall will host captivating live performances, Lincoln Center’s artistic
offerings also extend to the silver screen. Film at Lincoln Center is a cinematic enclave for film
lovers, showcasing classic masterpieces and cutting-edge contemporary films. This venue
hosts film festivals, special screenings, and director talks, creating engaging experiences that
honor the art of cinema. In December, Film at Lincoln Center presents an exciting lineup, including Robert Siodmak: Dark Visionary, All We Imagine as Light, The Room Next Door and
more.

With the festive season in full swing, the New York City Ballet brings a touch of magic with
“George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker.” It’s a beloved holiday tradition that dazzles audiences
with the dreamlike dancing of the Sugar Plum Fairy, the whimsy of waltzing snowflakes, and
the joy of Tchaikovsky’s score. With the grace of a pirouette and the charm of a holiday
confection, this delightful event invites New Yorkers to escape into a world of enchantment and
holiday cheer.

To elevate your Lincoln Center experience, be sure to reserve a table at the Grand Tier
Restaurant, where executive chef Florian Wehrli creates contemporary American fare that
perfectly complements an evening of world-class performances. Whether savoring a
pre-curtain meal or indulging during intermission, guests dine beneath chandeliers and are
surrounded by the brilliance of Marc Chagall’s original masterpieces — a setting as exquisite
as the performances themselves.
Live where inspiration thrives — connect with our team today to discover all that Sessanta’s
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