Jazz at Lincoln Center, Frederick P. Rose Hall

Frederick P. Rose Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s 100,000-square-foot, highly acclaimed performing arts center and special events facility, includes two magnificent venues—Rose Theater and The Allen Room, with a 50- by 90-foot glass wall presenting spectacular views of Central Park—as well as Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, an intimate jazz club. The Atrium, an expansive gathering space with windows overlooking Central Park, and the Irene Diamond Education Center, with two multipurpose classrooms and a fully equipped recording studio, complete the space. Versatile and spacious, Frederick P. Rose Hall offers a variety of options for your nonprofit, corporate, and personal celebrations.

Frederick P. Rose Hall is a jazz-inspired celebration of versatility, equally comfortable showcasing concerts, dance, theater, opera, comedy, and film or seated dinners, cocktail receptions, gala benefits, press conferences, product launches, and more.

The ever-popular Ellen show will return to the Allen Room at Frederick P. Rose Hall for a third year of New York tapings in 2007.