Rei Hotoda, Blake-Anthony Johnson, Barbara McCelvey, Pamela Mayo, Jessica Phillips, Elizabeth Shribman, and Dr. Regynald G. Washington have joined the League of American Orchestras Board of Directors; each will serve a three-year term.
In This Issue: News! Congress Acts on Federal Funding for Arts and Culture; Action to Restore Public Media Funding; and Advancing Arts Education for All
Instructions for renewing your youth, college, or international orchestra’s League membership.
Instructions for renewing your group 1-8 orchestra’s League membership.
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In this 60-minute on-demand webinar, Laura MacDonald reviews the latest data on giving behavior, examines the impact of past disruptions, and discusses how your orchestra can remain resilient.
This morning, the House Appropriations Committee released its recommendation for FY26 Interior funding, which includes drastic cuts of nearly 35% for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH).
The 2025 Tech Fair showcased technology offerings in the areas of marketing, accounting, audition management, data management and CRM, ticketing, audience engagement, and more.
In This Issue: Congress Passes Comprehensive Tax Reform; NEA Grants and Updates; Ticketing Reform Under Consideration by DOJ and FTC; News for Bow Owners: Protected Species Policy; and New Edition of Form for Artist Visa Petitions, And New Fees to Come
Orchestras, like any business or home, need to prepare in advance for disruption that can result from emergencies like natural disasters and public safety threats.