Lincoln Center celebrates the next fifty years of artistry, spirit and history of Hip-Hop in 2024 with a series of can't-miss concerts, must-see documentary and narrative film screenings, and one-of-a-kind live conversations with the artists that move the music and the culture forward.

Lincoln Center celebrates the next fifty years of artistry, spirit and history of Hip-Hop in 2024 with a series of can't-miss concerts, must-see documentary and narrative film screenings, and one-of-a-kind live conversations with the artists that move the music and the culture forward.

Lincoln Center celebrates the next fifty years of artistry, spirit and history of Hip-Hop in 2024 with a series of can't-miss concerts, must-see documentary and narrative film screenings, and one-of-a-kind live conversations with the artists that move the music and the culture forward.

Lincoln Center celebrates the next fifty years of artistry, spirit and history of Hip-Hop in 2024 with a series of can't-miss concerts, must-see documentary and narrative film screenings, and one-of-a-kind live conversations with the artists that move the music and the culture forward.

Starting at the age of 10, Joe began to carry his camera daily, photographing everything from school walkouts to the infamous fires ravaging the Bronx, to rap battles between the Cold Crush Brothers and other foundational Hip Hop groups. Forty-five years later, Joe’s images provide an unmatched and intimate document of the complex forces that created today’s Bronx.

Lincoln Center celebrates the next fifty years of artistry, spirit and history of Hip-Hop in 2024 with a series of can't-miss concerts, must-see documentary and narrative film screenings, and one-of-a-kind live conversations with the artists that move the music and the culture forward.

James McNally, ‘The Long Island Rap Renaissance: Hiphop’s Suburban Turn and America’s Changing Black Middle Class, 1986-1993’

Join us as we celebrate hip hop’s 50th anniversary as part of National Dance Day.

Screening of ALL UP IN THE BIZ (The Biz Markie documentary) presented by Mass Appeal and Showtime.

Hip Hop's 50th: A Celebration of Women in Hip Hop

5X5 Block Party Series celebrating Hip Hop’s 50th. 5 decades x 5 boroughs.

5X5 Block Party Series celebrating Hip Hop’s 50th. 5 decades x 5 boroughs.

We celebrating Edenwald Day in Sousa Park.

On Hip Hop’s 50th birthday, Friday, August 11, in Hip Hop’s birthplace, The Bronx, the genre’s biggest names will come together for a legendary, celebratory concert - Hip Hop 50 Live at Yankee Stadium.