Ticket purchase includes admission to the Rotunda Dance Party with Dance Theatre of Harlem at 8 pm, presented in partnership with the Guggenheim’s Member Mondays.

Arthur Mitchell, founder of the Dance Theatre of Harlem, was renowned for his artistry in adagio, or partnering work—a skill that made him a frequent muse of choreographer George Balanchine.

Dance Theatre of Harlem’s beloved Firebird returns in 2026, revived from its 1982 premiere featuring John Taras’s choreography, Stravinsky’s iconic score, and Geoffrey Holder’s dazzling sets and costumes. Be among the first to experience the ballet’s signature duet—an unforgettable moment—performed alongside other striking pairings from the company’s repertory, with commentary from Jonathan Stafford, Artistic Director, New York City Ballet, and Donald Williams, former Dance Theatre of Harlem Principal Dancer and original Firebird cast member.

Get ready to groove with Dance Theatre of Harlem in the Guggenheim rotunda after the onstage program! Dancing In The Streets brings ballet-inspired warm-ups, classic soul beats, and a joyful cipher to the floor. Presented by Works & Process for Member Mondays, this high-energy event ends in a Soul Train–style celebration that will have everyone dancing.

The evening also includes a viewing of the exhibition Rashid Johnson: A Poem for Deep Thinkers.

Photo: Dance Theatre of Harlem Company Artists Derek Brockington and Lindsey Donnell in Blake Works IV (The Barre Project). Photo: Theik Smith