Kudos to all the cultural outlets who are streaming performances and screenings for #FlattenTheCurve shut-ins. I'm going to start aggregating the ones I see below, starting w this from the Met. operawire.com/metropolitan-o…
For those w kids, Frozen 2 is coming to streaming on Sunday, 3 months ahead of schedule variety.com/2020/film/news…
The DC Environmental Film Festival was cancelled - along w dozens of other film festivals - but some of the films will be screening on Monday online
BroadwayHD is reportedly working w some theaters on offering new recordings. In the meantime, the site has a big archive of everything from Kinky Boots to Cats to ballet performances and a 1982 performance of Sweeney Tod. broadwayhd.com
CultureHub is livestreaming La MaMa's Re-Fest NYC performances and presentations this weekend culturehub.org/watch
Obviously there's a ton of stuff on Netflix/Amazon/Hulu/iTunes, but if you're interested in harder to find works, Janus Films and the Criterion Collection have huge indie/art film archives, including a lot of older + foreign films. janusfilms.com criterion.com
SXSW is cancelled but has announced it will offer online streaming to films that would have screened there. Schedule and lineup tbd once filmmakers decide if they want to opt-in thewrap.com/sxsw-to-stream…
This is good to know, too:
Also if you have a public library card you can screen many movies for free via kanopy.com
The Berlin Philharmonic is offering livestreaming (though at Berlin concert times) and recorded performances free for the next 30 days
So is the Jacksonville Symphony
And @YoYo_Ma is sharing performances on Twitter to soothe corona fears.
12 museums are offering digital tours of their works. travelandleisure.com/attractions/mu…
And Hoopla allows free movies-music-ebooks checkout w a library card, too hoopladigital.com
The NYT has a list of some additional offerings h/t @philorch
As does WKAR from Michigan - mainly classical music concerts and operas that will be streaming live online wkar.org/post/list-live…
Picking up my arts online thread from... apparently it was only yesterday? The 92 Street Y in NYC is part of the citywide all-venue closure and is moving online. There will be a concert by mezzo-soprano Fleur Barron livestreamed on 3/18 at 7:30 pm & also 92y.org/92yathome 
The Kennedy Center also has a digital stage with lots of offerings kennedy-center.org/digital-stage
