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The Unterberg Poetry Center of The 92nd Street Y, New York has been a home to poets and every other kind of literary writer since its founding in 1939.
It has provided a showcase for established and emerging talent, a platform for literary retrospectives and a testing ground for works in progress. Its reading series is one of the oldest and most revered in the country and has attracted some of the world’s most distinguished writers over the decades. In a renewed effort to share with a contemporary audience some of the great literary moments the Poetry Center has presented across the decades, this project aims to increase the accessibility of 92NY’s literary audio archives.
With recordings from notables like E. E. Cummings, T. S. Eliot, Nadine Gordimer, W.H. Auden, Tony Kushner, Galway Kinnell, Cynthia Ozick, and many others, the collection covers poetry, literature, storytelling, criticism, biography, journalism, and scholarship.
This archive project, generously funded by the Mellon Foundation, features over 850 recordings from 1949-2021, with more to come. For access to additional search tools, please visit our research portal. For access to additional recordings please contact the archives.
One steps into history, as well as into the company of legends (from Neruda to Nabokov), when walking into the 92nd Street Y. I can't think of any institution that more steadily and elegantly speaks for the power of the word, the value of tradition and the fact that, even in the age of Twitter and cell-phones, hundreds can be bound together by a poet onstage, alone, declaiming his words. A night at the Y is like no night anywhere else.
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