Every NYCP performance is made possible through relationships built on trust, shared purpose, and a belief that exceptional music should be open to everyone.
Our partners provide places to gather, opportunities to reach new audiences, and support for the musicians and ideas at the heart of our work. Together, we create experiences that connect artists, listeners, and communities through music.
We are grateful to every organization and community that has helped NYCP grow, and that continues to share in the journey ahead.
The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs is the nation’s largest municipal funder of arts and culture, working to make cultural experiences accessible to all New Yorkers. Its support helps NYCP continue sharing free performances with communities throughout the city.
Located on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, W83 is a welcoming community and cultural center for concerts, exhibitions, and public gatherings. Since the 2014–15 season, it has been a valued NYCP partner and a familiar home for many of our orchestral performances.
VigilLink develops professional audio-visual connectivity technology used in corporate, educational, medical, and other mission-critical environments. Beyond its work in technology, the company has been a generous friend of NYCP, sharing our music with its community and supporting our continued growth.
One of the world’s leading public collections devoted to music, dance, theater, film, and recorded sound, the Library is a vital gathering place for artists and audiences. NYCP’s chamber music series at the Bruno Walter Auditorium began in the 2015–16 season and continues to bring intimate performances to the public free of charge.
Established in 1979, the Korean Cultural Center New York promotes Korean arts and culture while fostering exchange between Korea and the United States. Its striking new home, opened in 2024, brings galleries, a library, and a purpose-built theater together under one roof. Through its partnership with NYCP, the Center helps connect Korean and American artists, audiences, and musical traditions.
Chodae Community Church has long been a leading spiritual and community presence for Korean Americans in northern New Jersey. It holds a special place in NYCP’s history as the site of our first concert in the inaugural 2010–11 season, and its support has grown over the years from opening its doors to sustaining our work in meaningful new ways.
A historic multidisciplinary arts center, Flushing Town Hall celebrates the remarkable cultural diversity of Queens through music, dance, theater, and education. NYCP began performing there in the 2014–15 season, and the partnership has since grown into a highly successful model of sustained support, free performances, and meaningful connection with Queens audiences.
Main Violin is a trusted center for fine string instruments, restoration, repairs, rentals, and expert care for musicians throughout the region. It has supported NYCP since our inaugural 2010–11 season and remains one of the orchestra’s most steadfast friends and sponsors.
Fort Lee Music Hall is a community-centered performance space bringing live music and cultural programs to audiences in northern New Jersey. Since the 2022–23 season, it has been an important partner in NYCP’s chamber music series and a welcoming home for our Fort Lee audiences.
Founded in 1836, the Church of St. Luke and St. Matthew is a historic and inclusive Episcopal congregation with a deep commitment to worship, music, service, and the surrounding community. Since the 2023–24 season, its beautiful sanctuary has served as NYCP’s Brooklyn home, bringing our musicians together with audiences from across the borough.
A historic and active faith community in the heart of Englewood, First Presbyterian Church brings people together through worship, service, music, and community life. Beginning with the 2026–27 season, the church welcomes NYCP as a new partner and performance home in northern New Jersey.
Judy Chang Law Firm is a bi-coastal immigration law practice serving individuals, families, businesses, and international professionals. With a deep appreciation for the arts woven into its culture, the firm has been a generous friend of NYCP and a valued supporter of our work.
