
Music has always been fundamental to the mission at BAM—it’s right there in the name—and everyone got a bold reminder this year with BAM Free Music, a new series that packed The Adam Space with listeners and dancers hungry for fresh sounds.
Now BAM is excited to partner with BSE Global for the Planet Brooklyn Festival on August 23 & 24. Our festival events, programmed by trusted music curator Lia Camille Crockett, will be free and open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis in The Adam Space, in BAM’s Peter Jay Sharp Building—a premier destination to see and hear local, national, and global artists in a welcoming setting suited to listening, mingling, and dancing.
WFUV Public Radio supports BAM Free Music
Now BAM is excited to partner with BSE Global for the Planet Brooklyn Festival on August 23 & 24. Our festival events, programmed by trusted music curator Lia Camille Crockett, will be free and open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis in The Adam Space, in BAM’s Peter Jay Sharp Building—a premier destination to see and hear local, national, and global artists in a welcoming setting suited to listening, mingling, and dancing.
WFUV Public Radio supports BAM Free Music
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Sat, Aug 23Daymé ArocenaDoors open at 5pm
Grammy-nominated and Juno Award-winning Afro-Cuban singer, composer, and choir director Daymé Arocena is a powerful voice in contemporary Latin music, celebrated for her genre-blending creativity and deep connection to her Cuban roots. Her 2024 album, Alkemi, marked a bold reinvention of her sound, blending neo-soul, Afro-Caribbean rhythms, and modern pop in collaboration with renowned producer Eduardo Cabra and featuring guest vocals by Vicente García and Rafa Pabön. A track from that album, “A Fuego Lento,” received a Latin Grammy nomination for Song of the Year. -
Sun, Aug 24Natu CamaraDoors open at 5pm
Natu Camara is a globally celebrated Guinean artist known for her vibrant fusion of Afro-rock, soul, and pop. With a powerful voice and an inspiring message, she captivates audiences worldwide while using her platform to uplift and empower. Born in Ivory Coast, Camara co-founded West Africa's first ever female R&B/hip-hop ensemble, the Ideal Black Girls, whose debut album, Guinea mou monèra ("It's not a shame to be a woman"), has sold millions of copies. Based in New York and touring internationally, Camara is deeply committed to humanitarian work through her Dimedi Foundation, which which supports education and mentorship for young girls in Guinea.
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