Serving the arts community in Northern Manhattan since 2007
Welcome to NoMAA
The Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA) is a non-profit arts service organization that cultivates, supports and promotes the works of artists and arts organizations in Northern Manhattan. read more »
CCCADI – Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute – is calling on the Arts and Culture field to take real action to end racism and be held accountable for their actions. NoMAA has taken the pledge.
Help us say thank you to our 2020 Uptown Arts Stroll Sponsors
Thanks also to our community of artists — Wilhelmina Grant, Christopher Priore, Rose Deler, Uniqua Simmons, Garry Grant, Cathy O’Keefe, Josefina Hernandez, Michele Asarch, Liz Ritter, Emmanuel Abreu, Rosa Naparstek, Cornerstone studios featuring Gal Cohen, Laurence Elle Groux, Rafaela Luna — for sharing their work over the last 14 weeks of NoMAA’s Virtual Stay At Home Open Studios! Watch all 14 on NoMAA’s YouTube
NoMAA will be taking a short hiatus, but Thursday Nights with NoMAA returns on August 27th at 7:30pm. Mark your calendars — we can’t wait to see you!
Meet a new uptown artist or performer each Thursday at 7:30pm through November 19th. Watch a performance or open studio, followed by a Q & ...
Complete the 2020 Census HERE
The Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA), in partnership with the office of Manhattan Borough President Gale A Brewer brings you a series of census messages:
Rhina Valentin presents BE COUNTED for National Census Day and National Poetry Month.
Congratulations to Cathleen Campbell, winner of NoMAA’s #MakeManhattanCount 2020 Census PSA contest. Her message: “The Census is a way for each of us to say – I’m here. I count. We matter.”
MAKE MANHATTAN COUNT CENSUS COLORING CONTEST
The census is much more than just a head count. It provides a picture of our nation that helps determine where to build new schools, hospitals, and businesses; how federal funding is distributed; and how congressional seats are apportioned. Cities like ours, with diverse populations and large immigrant communities are at risk of being undercounted. 2020census.gov
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