named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
Cocoa Cantata
Commissioned musical work inspired by Bach’s Coffee Cantata, exploring themes of chocolate, fair trade, and corporate ethics, premiered online and in person
Concerts at the Farm
Seasonal outdoor concert series featuring chamber music, jazz, folk, and fiddle performances at the CRS Growers Farm and Drive-In LIVE Stage
Drive-In LIVE!
Safe, socially distanced live performance series during the pandemic, allowing audiences to enjoy music and dance from their cars or designated seating areas
Moving Landscapes / Choreographers Showcase
Annual dance event featuring improvisation and original choreography performed in the gardens and on stage at the CRS Barn Studio
Watermusic / Dancing on the Trail
Site-specific performance event along the Cayuga Waterfront Trail with musicians and dancers at 11 locations, celebrating the local landscape and community
activities · 2 groups
What they do
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Dance Performance and Community Engagement 1 activity
- Offers dance classes and artist development opportunitiesProvides drop-in, pay-what-you-can modern dance classes taught by Jeanne Goddard and supports artists through the creation of new works and reinterpretation of existing pieces in dance, music, and multidisciplinary performance forms.
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Free Outdoor & Community Theater Productions 1 activity
- Presents live performances of dance, music, and multidisciplinary worksProduces and presents live performances including dance, music, opera, musical theatre, and multidisciplinary works at venues such as the CRS Barn Studio, CRS Growers Farm, and outdoor public spaces like the Cayuga Waterfront Trail. Events include original productions, world premieres, and reinterpretations of existing works, often offered free or with pay-what-you-can admission.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$94K
Contributions & grants$84K89%
Program service revenue$10K11%
Investment income$130%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$74K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
balance sheet
Total assets$41K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$41K
2 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +187.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 4
- JANICE KOVAR — BOARD MEMBER
- KAREN KOYANAGI — BOARD MEMBER
- RISA LIEBERWITZ — BOARD MEMBER
- STEVEN STULL — EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
relationships · 60
Who they work with
- ArtCircus Partner — Receives free or reduced-cost rehearsal and workshop space from Triphammer Arts Inc.
- CRS Barn Studio Partner — Provides studio space for Triphammer Arts Inc.'s programs and operations.
- Cayuga Chamber Orchestra Partner — Collaborated on performances such as Cake and The Sneetches in Spring 2019.
- Cayuga Chamber Orchestra Partner — Collaborating organization in production or with rehearsal and technical assistance
- Cayuga Chamber Orchestra Partner — Partnered to present brass quintet performances as part of the summer concert series.
- Cayuga Waterfront Trail Initiative Partner — Co-hosted the "Watermusic" event in Stewart Park with Triphammer Arts and Friends of Stewart Park.
- Clockmaker Arts Partner — Collaborating organization in production or with rehearsal and technical assistance
- Community Arts Partnership Funder — Grant funder supporting Triphammer Arts programming in Tompkins County
- Community Arts Partnership Funder — Provides grant support for Triphammer Arts Inc. programming.
- Community Arts Partnership Government — Administers regrant funding from the New York State Council on the Arts to support Triphammer Arts programming.
- Community Arts Partnership of Tompkins County Funder — Provides grant support for Triphammer Arts Inc. programming.
- Community Arts Partnership of Tompkins County Government — Administered regrant funding from the New York State Council on the Arts for Drive-In LIVE! programming.
- Community Arts Partnership of Tompkins County Government — Administered regrant funds from the New York State Council on the Arts to support programming.
- Community Arts Partnership of Tompkins County Government — Administers grant funding from the New York State Council on the Arts Decentralization Program to support Triphammer Arts programming.
- Community Arts Partnership of Tompkins County Government — Administers the Decentralization Program funding from the New York State Council on the Arts.
- Cornell Partner — Hosted the performance "A Midsummer Night's Dance" at the Cornell stage.
- Cornell Savoyards Partner — Receives free or reduced-cost rehearsal and workshop space from Triphammer Arts Inc.
- Cornell University Partner — Hosted a performance of "Tenebrae - The Passion of Dietrich Bonhoeffer" at Sage Chapel on its campus.
- Cornell University Schwarz Center for Performing Arts Partner — Hosted the A Midsummer Night's Dance performance on July 15, 2014.
- Fitz and Startz Productions Partner — Collaborating organization in production or with rehearsal and technical assistance
- Flair Strategic Communications Funder — Served as 2019 marketing sponsor for Triphammer Arts.
- Friends of Stewart Park Partner — Co-hosted the "Watermusic" event in Stewart Park with Triphammer Arts and the Cayuga Waterfront Trail Initiative.
- Hangar Theatre Partner — Collaborating organization in production or with rehearsal and technical assistance
- Hangar Theatre Partner — Receives free or reduced-cost rehearsal and workshop space from Triphammer Arts Inc.
- Ithaca Dance Collective Partner — Collaborating organization in production or with rehearsal and technical assistance
- Ithaca New Music Collective Partner — Collaborating organization in production or with rehearsal and technical assistance
- Kitchen Theatre Partner — Collaborating organization in production or with rehearsal and technical assistance
- Kitchen Theatre Partner — Receives free or reduced-cost rehearsal and workshop space from Triphammer Arts Inc.
- NYS Baroque Partner — Collaborates with NYS Baroque to present early music performances, including the Magdalena concert.
- NYS Dance Force Partner — Collaborating organization in production or with rehearsal and technical assistance
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strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Artist-Centered Innovation through New Works and Reinterpretation 33 orgsmethodology: artist-centered_innovationBy creating opportunities for artists to develop new works and reinterpret existing pieces, the organization advances artistic innovation and excellence in performance, because empowering artists as creators drives fresh, high-quality artistic output.shared approach: Artist-Centered Creation →
- Interdisciplinary Collaboration to Foster Artistic Community and Engagement 33 orgsmethodology: interdisciplinary_collaborationBy bringing together artists across disciplines to co-create performances and share rehearsal space, the organization strengthens artistic community and produces innovative work, because cross-disciplinary exchange stimulates creative risk-taking and collective ownership of performance.shared approach: Artist-Centered Creation →
- Outdoor and Site-Specific Performance for Community Access and Unique Audience Experiencemethodology: site-specific_outdoor_performanceBy staging performances in outdoor and rural settings, including drive-in and audience-engaged formats, the organization increases accessibility and deepens audience connection, because natural and unconventional settings create immersive, socially responsive experiences that broaden public engagement with the arts.