WR ARTS INC

2024 · Form 990 · revenue $492K · expenses $583K · assets $320K

EIN

46-2663098

Address

56 MARCY AVE APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY 11211-3140

Website

https://www.wrarts.org

NTEE code

A60

Subsection

501(c)(3)

Ruling year

2014

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Mission

501(c)3 WR Arts is here to provide an open, supportive artistic environment to those looking to cultivate a lasting relationship with Dance and the Performing Arts. We strive to find ways to blend North Brooklyn's culturally diverse neighborhoods together under one roof to build a stronger community together through the arts. With our "In School" on-site after school enrichment programing and our 6 days a week "Home Base" General Children's and Pre-Professional training at 573 Metropolitan Avenue, we connect ALL to the arts experience. Through our "In School" program WR brings a professional studio atmosphere into classroom spaces at an introductory level. To further the interest and training of those looking for more, WR has a "Home Base", with reduced rate community classes and scholarship opportunities for participation in our General and Pre-Professional programing. Through workshops and community classes for every age and experience level, we welcome artists of all races, sizes, a

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