Researchers: read more about the kinds of materials in the physical Archives and how to use them. We welcome researchers interested in learning more about the arts, Brooklyn, and BAM!
History
BAM Hamm Archives
The BAM Hamm Archives reveal the history of America’s oldest performing arts institution and the lively borough of Brooklyn.
The BAM Hamm Archives collects, organizes, protects, and provides access to materials and documents that chronicle BAM’s ongoing history, programs, and people. We invite you to explore the rich past of this adventurous institution through our collection of images, text, video and audio recordings.
VISITING THE ARCHIVE
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BAM Hamm ArchivesCONTACT
BAM Hamm Archives
1000 Dean Street, #317
Brooklyn, New York 11238718.724.8150
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DISCOVER BAM'S HISTORY
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Levy Archive
Go to ArchivesA curated collection of highlights from BAM’s history, including Next Wave shows, DanceAfrica performances, and Artist Talks.
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“BAM150 Documentary”
HistoryBAM through the Years
BAM through the YearsLearn about fascinating events and people who made BAM what it is today. Examine photos and illustrations, trace a timeline, and read about the country's oldest performing arts institution.
HistoryBAM through the YearsLearn about BAM’s rich past through illustrations, photos, a timeline, and narratives.
HistoryBAM Buildings
BAM BuildingsBAM long occupied a building on Montague Street and then Lafayette Avenue. In the last three decades, the Harvey and Fisher were added; a third, the Karen, is being built. Learn their history.
HistoryBAM BuildingsLearn about BAM's spaces, which have grown to several from just one.
Major support provided by Charles J. and Irene F. Hamm and the Leon Levy FoundationVIDEOS FROM OUR ARCHIVE
