BAM’s Winter/Spring Season showcases work that defines excellence in international theater, dance, music, and opera today. Single tickets are on sale now.

Free live music on select Fri and Sat nights, featuring rock, jazz, R&B, world music, pop, and more from Brooklyn and beyond.

BAMcinématek presents classic films, premieres, festivals, and retrospectives, with appearances by filmmakers, actors, and critics.

This first-ever BAMfamily season offers a diverse lineup of performances, workshops, and participatory events to inspire every member of your family.

The nation’s largest African dance festival welcomes Umkhathi Theatre Works from Zimbabwe.

A showcase of contemporary American dance abroad, DanceMotion USA (sm) serves as a gateway for cultural exchange. DanceMotion USA (sm) is a program of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the US Department of State.

This unique literary series for savvy writers, readers, and eaters brings some of today’s most compelling authors to BAMcafé. Tickets are on sale now.

BAM and IFC join forces to present a new comedy showcase that allows comics to experiment recklessly.

In this monthly repertory film series at BAM Rose Cinemas, Senior Cinema offers free admission to moviegoers 65 years and older, with complimentary popcorn and soda.

BAM  partners with the Mikhail Prokhorov Fund for a series of multidisciplinary events promoting cultural exchange between American and Russian artists and audiences.

Experience true cultural adventure and world-class performances in locations across the globe with BAMtravel, a unique program that only BAM could arrange.

Filmed performances and broadcasts of plays come to BAM Rose Cinemas in high definition from London’s National Theatre.

Inspire imagination in kids and teens ages 6 to 18 with our brand-new summer programs. From spoken word to Shakespeare to video game design, there’s something for everyone at BAM this summer.

BAM’s annual Halloween extravaganza brings out Brooklyn’s best trick-or-treaters for an afternoon of festivities featuring live music, roaming entertainers, a puppet show, games, and more! From candy giveaways to costume contests, kids of all ages can enjoy the free activities and neighborhood good times at BAM’s spooky block party. Occurs annually on October 31st.

A showcase for emerging voices in American independent cinema, this annual film festival features New York and North American premieres of films culled from Cannes, Sundance, Toronto, Berlin, SXSW, and other festivals from around the world.

Pint-size cinephiles can catch up on the best in children's films at the annual BAMkids Film Festival. Geared for all ages, the festival includes discussions with filmmakers to spark critical thinking.

The 2013 Next Wave Festival showcases the very best in contemporary performance, plus artist talks, storytelling, visual art, and film.

BAM’s outdoor summer music series features an eclectic roster of legendary trailblazers and emerging musical visionaries of R&B and world music.

The Bridge Project, a three-year transatlantic partnership between BAM, The Old Vic , and Neal Street, staged five stellar international productions.

The Roots, Solange, and TV on the Radio headline this year’s Crossing Brooklyn Ferry, the genre-spanning festival featuring music, short films with original scores, and a late-night dance party.

What is the truth? Simon Critchley presents a new conversation series that encourages audiences to abandon their convictions at the door and explore the ambiguity of reality.

¡Sí Cuba! celebrated the rich artistic vitality of Cuba through films, concerts, discussions, and more. In 2011, 14 New York institutions, led by BAM, convened for a festival showcasing the diversity of Cuban culture from the traditional to the modern.

BAM launches Unbound, a series presented in partnership with independent Brooklyn favorite Greenlight Bookstore that celebrates contemporary books and authors from across the literary spectrum.