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Ballet Hispánico, the largest American Latino cultural organization in the United States and one of America's Cultural Treasures, amplifies artists and cultures through innovative contemporary works.

08/19/2026

Tech Rehearsal at Jacob's Pillow.
First performance is tonight.

We are here until August 23rd.

08/19/2026

Bring The Joy of Latinidad to Your Workplace.

What does it look like to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month through movement, conversation, and shared experience?

At Ballet Hispánico New York, we believe culture is something to be experienced together.

Our artist-led workplace programs invite employees and ERGs to engage with the richness of Latino cultures through dance—from participatory workshops and artist conversations to performances featuring Ballet Hispánico artists.

For more than 50 years, this work has been at the center of who we are: creating spaces where artistry, culture, and community come together.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re bringing that experience beyond the stage and into workplaces across the country.

Learn more at https://www.ballethispanico.org/support/corporate-partnerships/hispanic-heritage-month-experiences

07/31/2026

“Performing in the BAAND Together Dance Festival is an incredible honor. Performing alongside dancers from different backgrounds and artistic perspectives gives us the opportunity to learn from one another, grow as dancers and continue pushing our own artistry forward.

It’s exciting to see more people discovering and engaging with live performance, and BAAND embodies that spirit of accessibility and collaboration.” says Andrea Mish, Ballet Hispánico Dancer.

Two more chances to see Ballet Hispánico perform at Lincoln Center: Friday, July 31 at 7:30PM and Saturday, August 1 at 4PM.

Photography by Darren Gwynn

07/29/2026

1 stage. 1 city. 1 week. 5 dance companies united as 1.

Through August 1, experience the BAAND Together Dance Festival, a one-of-a-kind program featuring 5 singular performances by Ballet Hispánico, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet and Dance Theatre of Harlem. Made possible by CHANEL.

Choose-What-You-Pay tickets are available at bit.ly/4waF1x0.

Photo by Darren Gwynn
Ballet Hispánico New York Company Dancer Andrea Mish

07/29/2026

Join us today at the BAAND Together Dance Festival for a free, family-friendly Latin social dance workshop at Lincoln Center. Discover the rhythms of salsa and merengue alongside our teaching artists in a welcoming environment designed for dancers of all ages and experience levels. No prior dance training is needed—just bring your curiosity and your love of movement.

Then, stay for an unforgettable evening as New York City's most renowned dance companies take the David H. Koch Theater.

📍 FREE Dance Workshop
5:00 PM | Karen and Richard LeFrak Lobby, David Geffen Hall

📍 BAAND Together Dance Festival Performance
7:30 PM | David H. Koch Theater

07/27/2026

For Ballet Hispánico New York, BAAND Together Dance Festival is a celebration of everything dance can bring to a city: history, identity, artistry, collaboration, and culture in motion.

We’re thrilled to return to Lincoln Center and share the stage with New York City Ballet, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Dance Theatre of Harlem, and American Ballet Theatre for this extraordinary gathering of five iconic companies.

Join us at BAAND Together Dance Festival, starting tomorrow through Saturday, and experience the energy, beauty, and brilliance of New York dance all in one place.

Photos: Francesca Levita by Rachel Neville; Christopher R. Wilson by Andrew Eccles; Fangqi Li by Karolina Kuras; Taylor Stanley by Paul Kolnik; DTH Company Artist Kamala Saara by Nir Arieli

07/13/2026

“This character made me discover what it means to be a boxer and a dancer at the same time. I took a few boxing lessons to understand their movement.” says Amir J. Baldwin, who portrays Polynices in Reactor Antígona.
Behind the boxer’s strength lies a more vulnerable story. Together, Polynices and Oedipus reveal how conflict and inherited expectations shape identity.

Choreography by Marianela Boán
Filmed by Tobin del Cuore

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167 W 89th Street
New York, NY
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+12123626710

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http://www.ballethispanico.org/

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