Revised FY26 NEA Grant Guidelines Announced
As reported late last week, the National Endowment for the Arts has posted revised grant guidelines and deadlines for FY2026 Grants for Arts Projects.
New Deadlines and NEA Grant Guidance Ahead
The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has shared an update about its FY2026 grant process, including new deadlines, plans for revised grant guidelines, and eligibility rules.
The Landscape of American Orchestras: A Guide for New Board Members
Are you a new board member of an orchestra? Watch this webinar recording designed specifically for you, led by Simon Woods, President and CEO of the League of American Orchestras, and Doug Hagerman, the League’s immediate past board chair and former Chair of the Milwaukee Symphony.
Latest Arts Policy Updates from D.C.
In This Issue: New Administration, Executive Actions, and Impact on the Arts; Playing Your Part: League Webinar on Advocacy in 2025; Tax Reform Discussions Underway; and Reminder: New Form for International Guest Artist Visa Petitions
Protected: Youth Engagement and the Future of Orchestras
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Youth Engagement and the Future of Orchestras
In this engaging session, we explore strategies used by peer orchestras to embrace their role in fostering youth engagement. Learn how to authentically connect with young people, successfully support their development, and harness the power of their fresh ideas to shape the future of orchestras.
Youth Engagement and the Future of Orchestras
Member-only ContentFree webinar recording for members. Discover how orchestras—professional, youth, and community-based—are nurturing the next generation of artists and leaders.
League of American Orchestras Receives New Grants for Mission-Driven Work
Closing out the year on a high, the League of American Orchestras has received several new grants for future initiatives aimed at driving youth engagement, leadership development, musician and composer diversity, and orchestra governance.
Urgent Year-End Policy Action and Updates
In This Issue: Update! FTC Announces New Ticket Sales Rules and Congress Considers Action; Make Plans to Engage with Congress in 2025; Charitable Giving and Tax Reform; Act Now: How Well Do You Know Your Bow?; NEA Grant Guidelines for FY2026: Prepare Now; and International Artists Visa Assistance
Tenure Policies: New Developments from the American Federation of Musicians and Black Orchestral Network
Member-only ContentFree webinar recording for members. Orchestras are increasingly seeking ways to update and improve their musician tenure processes. Learn about resources available to jumpstart conversations within any orchestra, recently developed and recommended by the American Federation of Musicians’ Symphonic Services Division and the Black Orchestral Network.