Candice Springer is associate director of WBUR CitySpace. She works with the director to plan content, develop strategy and oversee logistics for the venue. She is also responsible for executing strategic marketing and public relations campaigns that drive audiences and increase WBUR’s engagement with the Greater Boston community.
Candice joined WBUR in 2016 as a marketing and events manager and transitioned to CitySpace when it opened in 2019. Prior to WBUR, she served as an events coordinator at Northeastern University for five years, where she planned special events for the Office of the President and the Office of University Advancement.
Candice received her BA in Journalism with a minor in East Asian Studies from Northeastern in 2009.
In her spare time, she can often be found cooking new recipes, reading books, going to Broadway musicals and catching up on all the latest TV shows and movies.
Recently published
Chef José Andrés on building a better tomorrow through food
James Beard Award-winning chef and World Central Kitchen founder José Andrés speaks with Sam Sanders, WBUR alum and public radio maven, about how his new book on Spanish cooking is...
Rahm Emanuel is considering a 2028 run for president. Here's what he's weighing
Rahm Emanuel, former mayor of Chicago and former White House chief of staff, spoke with The Atlantic's Evan Smith about the value of education and faith in today's America and...
Mayor Michelle Wu on Boston as a place that fights for family and community
During the 2025 WBUR Festival, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu spoke with WBUR Morning Edition host Tiziana Dearing and Sharman Sacchetti, political reporter & co-host of WCVB's On The Record about...
There's a lot to celebrate this weekend in Boston, and it's not just Valentine's Day
Looking for things to do this weekend? We've got some ideas, whether you're celebrating the day of love or not.
Things to do in May to help you enjoy Boston's blossoming spring
May's going to be busy month for happenings around Greater Boston. WBUR's Candice Springer shares three big events to help you enjoy the spring weather.
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New year, new goals, new can't-miss events
What do a "rage room," a thought-provoking play, and sandwich recipes of yesteryear have in common? They're all recommendations from Candice Springer, assistant director of WBUR CitySpace, for kicking off...
How Black Out performances promote inclusion in Boston theater
While more than half of Boston residents are people of color, its theater goers are overwhelmingly white. Black Out nights are aiming to create a more inclusive experience.
CitySpace to celebrate third anniversary with free tickets to February events
Feb. 28 will mark CitySpace's third anniversary. To celebrate, we're giving patrons access to free in-person and virtual tickets all month long!
7 Must-See WBUR Events This Fall
After more than a year of being closed, CitySpace at The Lavine Broadcast Center is springing back to life in September with a robust Fall season.
CitySpace Summer Camp Recap: Book Club Week!
Interested in books with beautiful illustrations, crazy characters, funny plots or inspiring messages. Our campers have you covered with these book club selections!