37 reactions | If you plan to attend New York City Ballet’s performance of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker® this holiday season, make sure to enjoy the sugardoodle cookies while you’re there. Baked by City Cakes and designed by illustrator Jillian Goeler, this exclusive cookie is more than a delicious treat – all net proceeds from your cookie purchase will be donated to New York City Ballet’s Education Programs. #ProudSponsor #NYCB | Travelers Insurance | Facebook

23K views · 793 reactions | Un programme de ballets consacré à George Balanchine, figure de la danse néo-classique, à découvrir à l'Opéra Bastille : bit.ly/38gSmca | Opéra national de Paris | Facebook

14K views · 2.4K reactions | #LumièreSur le programme de ballets George Balanchine, jeux de corps et d'optique, vu des coulisses. A l'Opéra Bastille jusqu'au 01 avril : bit.ly/2SY5EFv | Opéra national de Paris | Facebook

103K views · 4.9K reactions | George Balanchine once said, “I always wanted to be American. I couldn't even speak English, but I really wanted to be American.” An iconic salute to all things American, Stars and Stripes showcases Balanchine’s love for his adopted country. See Stars and Stripes on two of our programs, Classic NYCB II and Symphonic & Electronic, this spring: nycballet.com/spring | New York City Ballet | Facebook

1.5K views · 40 reactions | George Balanchine’s “Raymonda Variations”...

90K views | Through the sugared arches of the Land of Sweets, a cast of captivating characters waits to welcome you with a fanfare of delicious divertissements. Experience the wonder of New York City Ballet's timeless production—best ticket availability during performances DEC 26 – JAN 3. George Balanchine's The Nutcracker® is generously sponsored by The Travelers Companies, Inc. | New York City Ballet | Facebook

48K views · 198 reactions | Handcrafted with seven layers of tulle, the Sugarplum Fairy’s tutu is a confectionary treat for the eyes. Indulge in George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker® NOV 24 – DEC 31. | New York City Ballet | Facebook

132K views · 10K reactions | Did you know Balanchine first staged a ballet using Tschaikovsky’s Second Piano Concerto for the American Ballet Caravan in May 1941? The classically-infused work later premiered as Tschaikosvky Piano Concerto No. 2 in all its sparkling splendor at NYCB in October 1964. See it next season: nycballet.com/1920 | New York City Ballet | Facebook