Apollo Theater, the soul of American culture, is a legendary institution in the heart of Harlem, New York. Since its establishment, the Apollo has been a haven for innovation and a powerful force in shaping American and global culture. As a commissioner and presenter, the theater is committed to nurturing emerging talents and launching future legends.

With a mission to project the African American narrative and its pivotal role in the development of the arts, the Apollo promotes diversity and creativity. It envisions a new American canon that celebrates the contributions of artists from the African diaspora, both in America and beyond. The Apollo is not just a historic venue but a multidisciplinary performing arts center.

It offers an array of programs encompassing arts and ideas, music and comedy, theater and dance, film, and historic tours. The theater has played a crucial role in the birth of various music genres, including jazz, swing, bebop, R&B, gospel, blues, and soul. Led by a talented team of visionary leaders and supported by a dedicated Board of Directors, the Apollo ensures the preservation of its legacy while paving the way for the next generation of artists.

It continues to thrive as a beacon of artistic excellence, with landmark status and a celebrated Apollo Legends Walk of Fame. In recent years, the Apollo has embraced digital platforms, launching the Apollo Digital Stage to connect with artists and audiences worldwide, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether you're a performer, a supporter, or an audience member, the Apollo Theater offers a vibrant and inclusive space where art, culture, and community intersect.

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