A free concert called 'Founded By Broadway' will take place in Times Square on September 7, featuring cast members from more than 20 Broadway shows. This event celebrates New York City's 400th birthday as part of the 'Founded By NYC' yearlong campaign. The concert aims to showcase Broadway's rich history and cultural significance in the city. Mayor Eric Adams emphasized the connection between Broadway and New York, while The Broadway League president highlighted the event's recognition of the talent and storytelling of the city.
On Sunday, September 7, at 11am, Broadway is storming Times Square for a one-day-only, free concert called 'Founded By Broadway.' More than 20 hit productions are sending cast members to belt it out in the middle of Duffy Square.
The concert is part of Mayor Eric Adams' yearlong 'Founded By NYC' campaign, a birthday bash commemorating four centuries of the city's history.
'For well over 100 years, a small stretch of theaters in the heart of Manhattan has transported audiences across the entire world and through time,' said Mayor Adams.
Jason Laks, president of The Broadway League, added that there's 'only one Broadway and only one New York City,' calling the event 'a celebration of the energy, talent, and storytelling that define New York and inspire the world.'
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