BAM and WNYC present RadioLoveFest

Two iconic New York City institutions celebrate a medium that was born more than 100 years ago—radio. For this five day festival, WNYC takes up residence in BAM venues to reimagine some of public radio’s most treasured programs as live, contemporary theatrical engagements.

WNYC and WQXR members have special access to buy tickets starting April 21, and tickets go on sale to the general public on April 28. (If you're not already a member, it's never too late!) Purchase tickets at bam.org.

Since January, WNYC has been reporting a special series on health and healthcare in the Bronx. In collaboration with the Bronx Documentary Center, we've asked photojournalists to document people in the community and their "Lifelines" - the things or people in their lives that keep them healthy.

Thirteen undiscovered musical acts across all genres take the stage to compete in the Brooklyn round of our citywide talent quest. Come hear great local music, then vote for your favorite act!

Fresh from the release of their acclaimed debut album, Irish-American super group The Gloaming comes to The Greene Space for an intimate performance and conversation – and one of their only New York appearances of the season. Watch our live video webcast of this sold out show.

Celebrate the launch of Q2 Music’s groundbreaking new podcast, Meet the Composer, with a music party in The Greene Space at WQXR!

It's the final showdown! Five bands representing five boroughs, but only one can take the crown. Come out for a party, hear great music and inspiring stories, then vote for the act you think should take the Ultimate Battle crown. Emceed by WQXR’s Terrance McKnight.

Spend an evening in James Joyce’s Dublin, and meet its ordinary—and extraordinary—citizens. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Joyce’s Dubliners, The Greene Space, in association with the Irish Arts Center, presents a newly commissioned audio play written by award-winning playwright Arthur Yorinks and inspired by Joyce’s stories. 

Spend an evening in James Joyce’s Dublin, and meet its ordinary—and extraordinary—citizens. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Joyce’s Dubliners, The Greene Space, in association with the Irish Arts Center, presents a newly commissioned audio play written by award-winning playwright Arthur Yorinks and inspired by Joyce’s stories.

The acclaimed vocalist pays tribute to one of the grand dames of jazz with the New York debut of On the Air, featuring pianist and Piano Jazz host Jon Weber and bassist Steve Doyle.

Watch a live video webcast of the sold-out show at 7pm.