David Bukszpan, the busy publicist over at WNYC, writes to say that WNYC is moving out of its longtime headquarters in the Municipal Building on 1 Centre Street for greener pastures on the West Side at 160 Varick Street.

So they’re having a stoop sale. They’ve been in that building for 84 years: that means they’ve got a lot of stoop to sell.

The likes of Brian Lehrer, Leonard Lopate, Soterios Johnson, John Schaefer, Jad Abumrad, Adaora Udoji, Danny Stiles, Steve Post, Beth Fertig, Richard Hake, Amy Eddings, David Garland and Sara Fishko.

The event will take place in the public plaza on the south side of the Municipal Building in Lower Manhattan (1 Centre Street at Chambers Street, next to the Brooklyn Bridge and across from City Hall).

You can get memorabilia from Park Slope’s two WNYC stars, Political Director Andrea Bernstein—Hillary and Obama press passes signed by her; and John Schaefer—with a signed copy of his book, New Sounds or a DVD set, from Syd Barrett to African world-music).

For some of us the WNYC/Morning Edition mugs signed by Soterios Johnson is the hot item.

Among the items expected to be sold at the stoop sale include. All proceeds go to Radio Rookies.

Brian Lehrer’s game-worn, signed Independents jersey
Vintage WNYC baseball cap, signed by Brian Lehrer (ca. 2002)
Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen watches and martini glasses
Copies of the Spy Magazine anthology, Spy: The Funny Years, autographed by Kurt Andersen
WNYC jackets, CDs, iPod cases, mugs, hats, mouse pads, paperweights, magnets
A Leonard Lopate Show mug, designed by New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast, signed by Leonard Lopate
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obabma press passes, signed by WNYC Political Director Andrea Bernstein
A hand-painted one-of-a-kind LP cover by the Klezmatics (Wonder Wheel Album)
Stuffed microbe toys from Radio Lab and a Rubber Ducky signed by Jad Abumrad
WNYC City Tote signed by Jad Abumrad
Brooke Gladstone’s Neil Tillotson bobbing-head doll
Sara Fishko’s glazed vase and computer speakers
Autographed copies of Jonathan Schwartz’s memoir, All in Good Time
1998 New York City Marathon Press Pass signed by Soterios Johnson
A selection of vinyl from David Garland’s secret stash—including Dizzy Gillespie’s “Groovin’ High” signed by Garland

WHO: WNYC personalities Brian Lehrer, Leonard Lopate, Soterios Johnson, John Schaefer, Jad Abumrad, Adaora Udoji, Danny Stiles, Beth Fertig, Richard Hake, Amy Eddings and Sara Fishko

WHAT: Stoop sale of books, CDs, posters and other collectibles and mementos from the station’s history, in preparation for historic move from Municipal Building after 84 years

WHERE: Public plaza at Municipal Building, 1 Centre Street

WHEN: Thursday June 12, 11 am – 2 pm. Talent available 11am- 12 noon.