Mon, March 7 | Join us as the band, an effort by members of The National and Beirut, perform from their self-titled debut album in a special Soundcheck pop-up session.

An evening to celebrate the launch of There Goes the Neighborhood, a new podcast series produced by WNYC Studios and The Nation. 

WNYC takes up residence at BAM for three days in March to reimagine some of public radio’s most treasured programs as live, contemporary theatrical engagements. Tickets available at bam.org/radiolovefest.

Fri, March 11 | Hear tomorrow’s stars today! Join us as baritone Benjamin Dickerson and pianist Alden Gatt perform and talk about their competition experiences.

Mon, March 14 | Dig into the process of bringing American icons to life with Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson composer Michael Friedman, Hamilton star Javier Muñoz, 1776 director Garry Hynes, and more. A live video webcast will be available.

Wed, March 23 | Join us for a special evening of music featuring repertoire from Christina and Michelle Naughton's newly released recording, as well as a world premiere new work by composer John Adams.

Thurs, March 24 | Where's the line between culinary cross-pollination and cultural appropriation? Join host Dan Pashman live in conversation with actress Rosie Perez, artist Ashok Kondabolu, comedian Michelle Buteau and cookbook authors Chitra Agrawal and Nicole Taylor. A live video webcast will also be available.

Mon, March 28 | Join us for a first glimpse and live taping of an upcoming black comedy series scheduled to launch this summer.

Tues, March 29 | We explore this complicated terrain with Cornell Belcher, Rev. Dr. Calvin Butts, Sister Simone Campbell, Stephen Mansfield and Imam Sohaib Sultan.

Wed, March 30 | Join WNYC's Leonard Lopate for a very special wine tasting, featuring the wine director of three-Michelin starred Le Bernardin, Aldo Sohm. A live video webcast will also be available.