Creative Expression, Caring Relationships, and Career Pathways
This report from The Wallace Foundation identifies long-term benefits of youth participation in community arts programs, from well-being to future trajectories
Spotlight: Sarah Generes
We are delighted to introduce Sarah Generes, the League’s new Vice President of Development.
Know Your Bow: New Rules and Essential Steps for Pernambuco Sustainability
In this 90-minute webinar recording featuring speakers from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, musical instrument owners, dealers, and makers can learn about the new rules and steps for legal compliance, and hear from music sector leaders about actions to identify the wood material in bows and support a sustainable future for the species.
Know Your Bow: New Rules and Essential Steps for Pernambuco Sustainability Webinar Resources
Additional resources for the February 10, 2026 webinar.
Proximity and Performing Arts Attendance
This brief from The Wallace Foundation looks at whether someone’s distance from a performing arts venue has an impact on whether they will attend live events.
Midwinter 2026 General Session: Navigating the Great Intergenerational Wealth Transfer
Member-only ContentEvent recording; registration required.
Protected: Strategic Social Media for Today’s Orchestras
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Strategic Social Media for Today’s Orchestras
Field experts Allison Lambacher from the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and Alexandra Robinson from the Minnesota Orchestra in this 60-minute webinar on how investment in organic social media can be transformative for your organization.
A New Board Member’s Guide to the Landscape of American Orchestras
Are you a new board member of an orchestra? Watch a free webinar 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.
2026 Calendar of Opportunities: 119th Congress, 2nd Session
The most effective advocacy is between a constituent and a member of Congress. Simply put, it is in every orchestra’s best interest to show your elected officials – at all levels – the kinds of programs you offer and the variety of partners with which you work.