Triskelion Arts

104 Calyer Street | also 106 Calyer Street, 102 Calyer Street | Greenpoint | built 1950

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  1. 2013

    September

    Triskelion Arts announces its move from Williamsburg to a former body shop on Calyer Street

    In September 2013 Bedford + Bowery reported that Triskelion Arts, the dance organization Abby Bender started in 2000 in a warehouse on North 11th Street in Williamsburg, would reopen at 106 Calyer Street the next June. The new home, at the corner of Banker and Calyer Streets, was a former body shop. It was a street-level space of about 4,200 square feet with four studios, outdoor space and a slightly larger theater, and the group was raising $150,000 for the build-out.

    Source: bedfordandbowery.com

  2. 2015

    March

    Triskelion Arts opens its renovated Calyer Street building, with a ribbon cut on the big stage

    Members spent nearly a year renovating 106 Calyer Street, starting in summer 2014, and by March 2015 Triskelion Arts was running there offering one large theater, one small theater and two rehearsal rooms. The group first rented one floor, then took more rooms as other tenants moved out. Assemblyman Joe Lentol cut a ribbon on the new main stage at a Saturday-night celebration of the building's opening.

    Source: brooklynpaper.com

  3. 2026

    March

    Triskelion Arts buys its Calyer Street home after a quarter century

    In March 2026 Triskelion Arts, founded in 2000 and marking its 25th anniversary, announced that it had secured the purchase of its longtime home at 106 Calyer Street. BK Reader reports the acquisition used a layered financing strategy, with backing from public officials and philanthropic groups including the Howard Gilman Foundation, the Thompson Family Foundation and the SHS Foundation.

    Source: bkreader.com

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