Jordan Taylor Hill at The Egg — April 4, 2026
If you’ve got kids and you’ve been looking for something to do on a Saturday afternoon that doesn’t involve a screen, The Egg has you covered. Jordan Taylor Hill takes the stage on April 4 at 2:00 PM as part of The Egg’s Family Circle series — the venue’s long-running lineup of performances designed specifically for younger audiences and the families who bring them.
About Jordan Taylor Hill
Jordan Taylor Hill is a family-friendly performer whose shows are built for engagement — the kind of act where kids aren’t just watching, they’re part of it. Music, movement, singalongs, and the kind of high-energy performance that keeps a room full of children locked in for an hour. If you’ve ever tried to hold a five-year-old’s attention for more than ten minutes, you know that’s no small feat.
The Family Circle series at The Egg has been bringing acts like this to the Capital Region for years, and it’s one of those quiet gems that parents in the know swear by. The programming is consistently good, the price point is family-friendly, and the afternoon timing means you’re home before dinner.
Venue Info
The Egg is one of Albany’s most iconic buildings — that concrete pod perched in the Empire State Plaza that looks like nothing else in the state. Inside, it’s warm, acoustically excellent, and surprisingly intimate for a public performing arts center. For a family show, the size is perfect — big enough to feel like an event, small enough that your kid can actually see the stage from any seat. The Empire State Plaza garages handle parking, and while the Plaza’s layout can be confusing if it’s your first visit, follow signs for The Egg and you’ll find your way. There are restrooms and concessions available, and the lobby is spacious enough for the inevitable post-show energy burn.
Tickets & Pricing
Tickets are available through The Egg’s website. Visit theegg.org for pricing and to reserve your seats. Family Circle shows are typically affordable — this is The Egg doing what it does best, making performing arts accessible to Capital Region families.
A Saturday afternoon, a great venue, and a show your kids will actually enjoy. That’s a win for everyone in the car.