It's not quite garden party weather out, but the Waltz of the Flowers is perfectly in season, led here by Soloist Brittany Pollack as Dewdrop. Live performances of George Balanchine's The Nutcracker® begin in just three days at Lincoln Center, November 26 through January 2. For tickets and information, including our updated commitment to safety, visit nycballet.com/nutcracker 2021-2022 performances of George Balanchine's The Nutcracker® are generously sponsored by Travelers Insurance. | New York

What makes every performance at New York City Ballet magic? Hint: It takes a lot of people. Watch our Education Dept's adorable new video, which takes you behind the scenes of morning class, the costume shop, the shoeroom, and much more. And get tickets to our upcoming 19-20 Season performances and education events — now on sale. You can also learn more about the educational programming NYCB offers year-round for schools, teachers, students, and more: https://www.nycballet.com/educate/ | New Yor

Principal Dancer Tiler Peck sparkles as Dewdrop as she darts among the whirling pink and lilac petals in the Waltz of The Flowers. Tonight, Tiler takes to the stage one final time this holiday season as Dewdrop in George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®. There's just four more performances of this treasured classic before the Land of Sweets vanishes for another year – don't miss out. Tickets at nycballet.com/nutcracker | New York City Ballet

RED ANGELS /// Choreographed by Ulysses Dove in 1994 as a part of the New York City Ballet’s Diamond Project. This dynamic piece combines athleticism, striking red lighting, and a musical score by Richard Einhorn to create an intense, high-energy exploration of power and sensuality. Ulysses Dove commented on working with the dancers of New York City Ballet: “I wanted to deal with aspects of the Balanchine aesthetic I find appealing: the speed, legginess, the formality. As for the title, I think

Fall Replay: Principal Dancers Chun Wai Chan and Indiana Woodward lead the ensemble of Justin Peck's Everywhere We Go through intricately interweaving formations. Audiences can catch the contemporary classic again this winter on the 21st Century Choreography program: nycballet.com/21centurychoreographywinter | New York City Ballet