The Harvey Theater, part of the BAM cultural complex, is easily accessible by public transport. Of course, being Brooklyn, you can bike to BAM and lock your bike in David Byrne’s locks.
Subway Directions to Harvey Theater
The closest subway station is DeKalb Avenue: B, D, N, Q and R trains. Stop 2,3 on Nevins Street is also nearby. All of the following lines go to the Atlantic Terminal, which is just a two-and-a-half block walk from the Harvey Theater: the Long Island Railroad (LIRR), and the B, D, M, N, Q, R 2,3 , 4 and 5 metro lines. Lastly, the G on Fulton Street is just a short walk away.
Travel directions
(The following instructions are courtesy of BAM )
Drive to BAM’s Harvey Theater from Midtown Manhattan or from FDR Drive – Take the Brooklyn Bridge. Turn left on Tillary Street. Turn right on Flatbush Avenue. Turn left on Fulton Street and drive one block. The BAM Harvey Theater will be on the left; Parking is on the right.
Driving to BAM’s Harvey Theater from the West Side of Manhattan – Take the West Side Freeway to Canal Street. Exit left onto Canal Street. Canal Street feeds directly to the Manhattan Bridge. On the other side of the bridge, continue straight onto Flatbush Avenue. Turn left on Fulton Street and drive one block. The BAM Harvey Theater will be on the left; Parking is on the right.
Drive to BAM’s Harvey Theater from the BQE (East or West): Exit at Tillary Street. At the second traffic light, turn left onto Flatbush Avenue. Turn left on Fulton Street and drive one block. The BAM Harvey Theater will be on the left; Parking is on the right.
Barclays Center Traffic Alert – All drivers (including those taking taxis) should be aware that traffic congestion can be expected at times when the Barclays Center, which is in close proximity to BAM’s Harvey Theater, is having a great game or show. Therefore, drivers are advised to check the Barclays Center performance schedule when making travel plans to drive to BAM. If possible, it is recommended that you use public transportation if your presentation time overlaps with a popular Barclays Center event.
