Metropolitan Opera Guild
Rose Building, 6th Floor
Lincoln Center
(West 65th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam)
New York, NY 10023
Tel: (212) 769-7000
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The Metropolitan Opera Guild is dedicated to fostering an active and educated audience for the operatic arts, through such activities as lectures, public interviews with artists, master classes, backstage tours of the Metropolitan Opera House, special events (such as the Guild's annual membership luncheon) that pay tribute to major opera figures, travel programs and the publication of OPERA NEWS magazine.
The Guild is also a leader in arts education, working with schools locally and nationally to provide in-class arts partnerships, professional development for teachers and administrators, and support for research initiatives. Through these activities the Metropolitan Opera Guild reaches a diverse community of learners of all ages.
Ticket packages usually are sold at a discounted price.
- Directions: Subway: 1 to 66th Street; Bus, northbound: M5, M7, M104 to West 66th Street, M11 to West 65th Street; Bus, southbound: M5, M7, M11, M104 to West 65th Street.
- ADA Compliant Restrooms
- Disability Access: Fully accessible
- On-Site Parking
- Space Rental
- Tours
Get involved with Metropolitan Opera Guild
- Donations through Metropolitan Opera Guild's Web site
- Volunteer Opportunities
- Memberships: Guild Memberhip entitles members to discounts on selected events.
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Metropolitan Opera Guild Listings
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OPERA NEWS presents: The Singer's Studio - Stephanie Blythe - Interview
Tues, Feb 21, 2012 In this intimate interview series, some of today's greatest opera stars chat with editors of OPERA NEWS. Don't miss the chance to hear in-person previews of future OPERA NEWS online exclusives!Mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe takes on Handel, Verdi, and Wagner this season at the Met. She is joined by Opera News Editor in Chief F. Paul Driscoll for a discussion about her career.This event will be held in the Kaplan Penthouse, located on the 10th floor of the Samuel B. and David Rose Building ...
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Opera Boot Camp: Opera Revolution: 1800 - Today
Please check full listing for event date and times How did the ideas of Wagner, Verdi, and other composers change musical and dramatic traditions? Learn how opera has continually transformed itself since the 19th century and how it’s staying vital and relevant today. Dottie Allen leads the discussion.
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OPERA NEWS presents: The Singer's Studio - Diana Damrau and Juan Diego Flórez- Interview
Mon, March 19, 2012 In this intimate interview series, some of today's greatest opera stars chat with editors of OPERA NEWS. Don't miss the chance to hear in-person previews of future OPERA NEWS online exclusives!Two of the most celebrated bel canto artists of our time, Diana Damrau and Juan Diego Flórez chat with Opera News Editor in Chief F. Paul Driscoll.This event will be held in the Kaplan Penthouse, located on the 10th floor of the Samuel B. and David Rose Building at Lincoln Center.