St Ann's Warehouse

St Ann's Warehouse, a cultural stage in DUMBO

The Brooklyn audio-guided tour has you pass St Ann's Warehouse, a brick warehouse typical of the district. This former spice-milling factory today offers eclectic performances in the heart of DUMBO, a stone's throw from the East River.

From a church to a warehouse

Formerly located in the church of St Ann and the Holy Trinity, on Montague Street, the institution moved in 2000 into this former warehouse, where it continues to host varied performances. From theatre to rock concerts, by way of classical music recitals, St Ann's Warehouse is an integral part of the cultural life of Brooklyn and has established itself as a recognised player on the New York scene.

What there is to see

The brick building, a witness to the industrial past of DUMBO, today houses a performance venue renowned for its bold and eclectic programming. Contemporary theatre, international creations, concerts: there is something for every taste. Its proximity to Brooklyn Bridge Park makes it a natural cultural stop along the discovery of the district.

Practical information

St Ann's Warehouse is in the DUMBO district, near the East River and Brooklyn Bridge Park, in Brooklyn. The venue welcomes the public according to its programme; access to performances follows its own conditions and times. The brick façade can be contemplated freely from the street.

What was St Ann's Warehouse originally?

A former spice-milling factory; the cultural institution moved there in 2000 after occupying a church on Montague Street.

What performances are offered there?

An eclectic programme ranging from theatre to rock concerts, by way of classical music recitals.