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A non-profit organization dedicated to the education and performance of classical Indian dance, social awareness and the celebration of cultural diversity.

The Triveni School of Dance, in Brookline, Massachusetts, was founded in 1971 by Neena Gulati, an acclaimed classical dancer from New Delhi, India. Triveni is a non-profit organization dedicated to the education and performance of Classical Indian dance, social awareness and the celebration of cultural diversity. The School trains over 400 dancers every week in three forms of Indian classical dance: Bharatnatyam, Kuchipudi, and Odissi. As they learn these graceful techniques, dancers prepare for their “arangetram,” or artistic debut, featuring a two-hour solo performance. The School ensemble gives hundreds of performances annually — including benefits for other charities—at multicultural events, schools, community centers and universities, where lectures are combined with demonstrations and workshops.

10/13/2026

Triveni School of Dance will be presenting their 2026 Annual Recital on October 25 at the Strand Theatre. Free and open to the public. Come support our students!

04/14/2026

Kandara (कन्दर, Kandarā): a canyon, mountain ravine, gully, or gorge.

Kandara is the third of our sacred landscapes and this piece brings to life the mesmerizing, expansiveness of canyons. Not merely a setting, but a living presence that carries stories of creation, transformation, devotion, and reverence.

Please join the Triveni Ensemble Saturday, April 18 at 7pm and Sunday, April 19 at 2pm for Bhoomi: Mother Earth, an exploration of the enduring connection between humanity and the ground beneath our feet.

Get your tickets now!! Link in our bio.
[All proceeds will benefit Alternatives for Community & Environment]

Photograph: Tamil Nadu (featured in Yatra, 2025)
Credit: Kannan Kathiresan with KT Kannan Photography LLC

04/10/2026

Aranya (अरण्य, Araṇya): forest, wilderness, or a secluded, quiet place.

Aranya is the fourth of our sacred landscapes and this piece brings to life the lush, enchanted forest. Not merely a setting, but a living presence that carries stories of creation, transformation, devotion, and reverence.

Please join the Triveni Ensemble Saturday, April 18 at 7pm and Sunday, April 19 at 2pm for Bhoomi: Mother Earth, an exploration of the enduring connection between humanity and the ground beneath our feet.

Get your tickets now!! Link in our bio.
[All proceeds will benefit Alternatives for Community & Environment]

Photograph: Maharashtra (featured in Yatra, 2025)
Credit: Kannan Kathiresan with KT Kannan Photography LLC

04/07/2026

Parvat (पर्बत, párvata): a mountain, hill, fragment of rock, mound, or mountain like cloud

Parvat is the third of our sacred landscapes and this piece brings to life the still majesty of mountains. Not merely a setting, but a living presence that carries stories of creation, transformation, devotion, and reverence.

Please join the Triveni Ensemble Saturday, April 18 at 7pm and Sunday, April 19 at 2pm for Bhoomi: Mother Earth, an exploration of the enduring connection between humanity and the ground beneath our feet.

Get your tickets in our bio
[All proceeds will benefit Alternatives for Community & Environment]

Photograph: KĀLA [Time] (featured in Prakriti, 2023)
Credit: Kannan Kathiresan with KT Kannan Photography LLC

04/02/2026

Samudra (समुद्र, samudrá): “ocean,” “sea,” or “gathering together of waters”

Samudra is the second of our sacred landscapes and this piece brings to life the boundless depth of oceans. Not merely a setting, but a living presence that carries stories of creation, transformation, devotion, and reverence.

Enter a world shaped by nature’s vast and enduring beauty with Bhoomi: Mother Earth.

Join the Triveni Ensemble Saturday, April 18 at 7pm and Sunday, April 19 at 2pm for an exploration of the enduring connection between humanity and the ground beneath our feet.

Tickets in our bio!
[All proceeds will benefit Alternatives for Community & Environment]

Photograph: NĀDA [Sound] (featured in Prakriti, 2023)
Credit: Kannan Kathiresan with KT Kannan Photography LLC

03/30/2026

Guha ( गुह, guhā): a cave, cavern, hiding place, or secret place.

We open our show with the quiet mystery of caves. Guha is the first of our sacred landscapes. Not merely a setting, but a living presence that carries stories of creation, transformation, devotion, and reverence.

Enter a world shaped by nature’s vast and enduring beauty with Bhoomi: Mother Earth, a performance that celebrates the sacred landscapes that sustain life. Drawing from the mythological and philosophical traditions of India, this production reflects on the profound relationship between Earth and the human spirit - made visual through the Indian classical dance forms of Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, and Odissi.

Please join the Triveni Ensemble Saturday, April 18 at 7pm and Sunday, April 19 at 2pm for an exploration of the enduring connection between humanity and the ground beneath our feet.

Get your tickets in our bio — early bird discount ends tomorrow (Tuesday, March 31st)!

[All proceeds will benefit Alternatives for Community & Environment]

Photograph: (Uttar Pradesh & Punjab l Yatra, 2025)
Credit: Kannan Kathiresan with KT Kannan Photography LLC

03/03/2026

Sacred landscapes. Ancient stories. A Living Earth.

Join us for Bhoomi: Mother Earth, an evening of Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, and Odissi inspired by the mythic and spiritual stories behind the ground underneath our feet.

April 18 & 19
All proceeds benefit Alternatives for Community & Environment.

🎟 Tickets at triveni26.eventbrite.com

04/21/2025

That’s a wrap on Yatra: A Journey Through India! Thank you to all who came out to support this year’s Triveni Ensemble show. Until next year!

04/05/2025

Andhra Pradesh is home to the sacred Tirumala hills, where millions of devotees come to seek the blessings of Lord Venkateshwara. The devotion and music of the region, immortalized in Annamacharya’s compositions, echo in temples across the state.

Experience it through dance in Yatra! Last call for tickets - see link in bio! 🎶🙏

04/03/2025

Kerala, known as “God’s Own Country,” is a paradise of natural beauty, from its tranquil backwaters to its lush hills. Swathi Thirunal, Kerala’s illustrious monarch, was not just a ruler but also a patron of music, composing hundreds of classical works. His fusion of North and South Indian musical traditions continues to inspire.

Experience his legacy with Yatra through an elegant blend of dance and song. Tickets at link in bio!

Address

67 Powell Street
Brookline, MA
02446

Opening Hours

Monday	1pm - 8pm
Tuesday	1pm - 8pm
Wednesday	1pm - 8pm
Thursday	1pm - 8pm
Friday	1pm - 8pm
Saturday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

(617) 232-5485

Website

http://trivenidance.org/

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