Subscription Concert Series: The core of the New York Philharmonic's performance schedule is its subscription season. Each year, world-renowned conductors and soloists join the orchestra for more than 30 three- or four-concert programs.

Philharmonic Festivals: Philharmonic Festivals survey the works of neglected artists from the past, re-examine the works of great composers, and introduce audiences to new voices and new directions. In addition to definitive performances by the world's greatest performers, Festivals include lectures, exhibits, publications, multi-media presentations, and collaborations with other cultural institutions.

Special Philharmonic Series

• Inside the Music: The remarkable backstory behind music's masterpieces is revealed through Inside the Music's engaging blend of visual imagery, theater, and riveting performances by the New York Philharmonic.
• Rush Hour Concerts: The three concerts in this series begin at 6:45pm, are performed without an intermission, and end by 8pm.
• Hear & Now: Our commitment to new music extends beyond the performances themselves, these three concert previews also introduce audiences to the composers and performers behind the music, in illuminating presentations that deepen appreciation for the music.

Holiday Concerts: The Philharmonic celebrates the holidays with the traditional music of the season. Holiday Concert programs include the baroque splendor of Handel's Messiah, the festive sounds of Holiday Brass, and the Philharmonic's annual New Year's Eve celebration.

Summertime Classics: A two-week series of hosted, themed concerts designed to present lively, entertaining classical music in a more casual, relaxed summertime atmosphere, and to bring the joy of music to audiences young and old who might not ordinarily attend orchestral concerts.

Concerts in the Parks: 14 million people have enjoyed the New York Philharmonic Concerts in the Parks since 1965. A beloved tradition in New York City and surrounding area parks, these free concerts attract as many as 200,000 people each summer.

Education Programs: The Philharmonic works diligently to engage new audiences and new generations in the living tradition of great concert music. Philharmonic education programs impact more than 60,000 children, students, educators, and adults. In the concert hall, in the classroom, and on the Internet, the Philharmonic opens doors for people of all backgrounds
Sponsorship Opportunities in Education

Special Events: As one of the most prestigious cultural institutions in New York City, the New York Philharmonic's special events are attended by luminaries from the worlds of business, media, the arts, government and society. Sponsorships are available for Opening Night, the Spring Gala, and other unique events throughout the season.

Patron Programs: The New York Philharmonic boasts more than 1,000 patrons (donors giving $1,500 or more). Sponsors of our Patron Programs, including our Young New Yorkers for the Philharmonic and the Leonard Bernstein Circle, gain unique access to this high net-worth and highly loyal segment of our audience.