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A church-like space, BAM Cafe is often celebrated more for its events than its food. The always-packed place plays host to musicians, comedians, authors, and anyone else worthy of getting on stage in front of Brooklyn’s pickiest art seekers. That’s not to say the food isn’t good (and affordable), though. There’s a pretty decent burger and some nice ravioli, and the bartenders serve up some standard drinks with good attitudes. But, really, the entertainment and the atmosphere are the real reasons to come. The seating is first come, first serve, but it’s also free. A full schedule is available at the cafe's website, and new acts are always being added. --Shane Barnes
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Tonight, as part of the BAM 150 series, composer Steve Reich johns WNYC's John Schaefer for a conversation looking back on a lifetime of avant-garde music making. Tue., March 6, 7 p.m., 2012 More »
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BAM's multimillion-dollar renovation has infused the venerable institution with the charm of the nouvelle hip. In addition to the BAM Rose Cinemas--at which the film selection rivals that of any Manhattan art-house theater--there's BAMcafé, the steeple-strewn upstairs performance space that meshes church inspirations with contemporary design touches like exposed blue metal arches. The performance mix is just as varied, ranging from classical and jazz to contemporary r&b and... More »
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