BAM Rose Cinemas in Brooklyn, NY
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BAM Rose Cinemas

30 Lafayette Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217

Open · verified by Lumina November 2026

Brooklyn Academy of Music's film program, combining new independent and international releases with retrospectives and a summer film festival, in screens inside the Peter Jay Sharp Building.

Quick facts

Type
Art house, Repertory, Nonprofit, Historic
Address
30 Lafayette Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Phone
(718) 636-4100
Screens
4
Opened
1998
Historic listing
National Register of Historic Places (#06000251)

What to expect

On screen

  • New independent releases
  • Classics and revivals
  • International film
  • Documentaries
  • Film festivals

Good to know

Are there extra screens beyond the original building?
A BroadwayWorld item from Oct 2025 reported three new Rose Cinema screens opening at BAM KBH on Nov 7, 2025, near the original building.
What does it show?
Retrospectives, new independent releases and festival titles; the 2026 calendar included a Ken Russell run and a wide release in December.
Where is BAM Rose Cinemas?
BAM Rose Cinemas is at 30 Lafayette Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217. Phone: (718) 636-4100.
Is BAM Rose Cinemas open?
Yes. Lumina verified BAM Rose Cinemas as open in November 2026. Check the theater's showtimes for today's schedule.
How do I buy tickets for BAM Rose Cinemas?
Buy tickets directly from the theater using the Showtimes & tickets button on this page. You can also call (718) 636-4100.
What independent theaters are near BAM Rose Cinemas?
Spectacle Theater in Brooklyn (1.9 mi), Metrograph in New York (2.1 mi), and Syndicated Theater in Brooklyn (2.6 mi).
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Getting there

30 Lafayette Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217 · Get directions · Map © OpenStreetMap contributors

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Spectacle Theater

Brooklyn, NY · 1.9 mi

A collectively run Williamsburg microcinema, founded in 2010 and staffed by volunteers, that programs overlooked, offbeat and cult films in themed series every day of the week.

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Metrograph

New York, NY · 2.1 mi

A two-screen Lower East Side cinema that blends director retrospectives and repertory classics with new releases and filmmaker Q&As. It has a restaurant and bar upstairs and a film-focused shop.

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Syndicated Theater

Brooklyn, NY · 2.6 mi

A 60-seat dine-in cinema at the back of a Bogart Street restaurant and bar in Bushwick, mixing cult and repertory titles with new indie releases. Seats come with a full menu and cocktails.

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Film Forum

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A four-screen nonprofit cinema on West Houston Street pairing new independent releases with repertory series and restorations, including 35mm prints. Film Forum Jr. runs family matinees.

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IFC Center

New York, NY · 3.3 mi

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