The National Arts Club

The National Arts Club The mission of The National Arts Club is to stimulate, foster, and promote public interest in the arts and to educate the American people in the fine arts.
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This Juneteenth, we reflect on the artists, writers, performers, and cultural leaders whose creativity, vision, and cont...
06/19/2026

This Juneteenth, we reflect on the artists, writers, performers, and cultural leaders whose creativity, vision, and contributions have shaped our shared cultural landscape.

For more than a century, the National Arts Club has sought to champion artistic excellence across disciplines and create opportunities for people from all backgrounds to engage with the arts. Today, we honor the enduring impact of Black artists and celebrate the creativity, community, and cultural contributions that continue to enrich our world.

As we do, we look back on artists like Judith Jamison, whose remarkable career and lasting influence exemplify the transformative power of the arts. A recipient of our Medal of Honor in Dance in 2022, it remains a privilege to count her among the distinguished artists recognized by the Club.

06/17/2026

Support Art for All today! Donate through the link below.

The National Arts Club hosts 150+ free and public programs to over 25,000 visitors every season in New York City.

Join us in celebrating the end of the 2025-26 season by making a donation to support next season, opening September 10. Come celebrate what promises to be another amazing year filled with art, music, fashion, dance, and much more!

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As we near the end of June and our summer closure, we want to celebrate the end of a wonderful 2025-2026 season! Come jo...
06/15/2026

As we near the end of June and our summer closure, we want to celebrate the end of a wonderful 2025-2026 season! Come join us for our SEASON FINALE concert with a master of the tenor saxophone and a cornerstone of the New York jazz scene, Jerry WeldonšŸŽ· Set on the stoop of the Tilden Mansion, we welcome our community to gather, listen, and celebrate the season together as summer beginsā˜€ļø

Register through the link in our bio!

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Duane Michals yesterday, and we join the many people mourning his loss. Duane w...
06/11/2026

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Duane Michals yesterday, and we join the many people mourning his loss.

Duane was an honorary member of the National Arts Club and a recipient of our Medal of Honor in Photography in 1994. His inventive, deeply personal approach to photography changed the way generations of artists thought about the medium. It was a privilege to know him and to celebrate his work at the club. We had the honor of featuring his work in our landmark 2025 Pride Show. As a cherished part of our community, we will miss him dearly.

Ā©ļø Duane Michals, DC Moore Gallery

It has been an incredible season at the National Arts Club. ā¤ļøEvery exhibition, concert, conversation, and event this ye...
06/08/2026

It has been an incredible season at the National Arts Club. ā¤ļø

Every exhibition, concert, conversation, and event this year was made meaningful by people like you who believe, as we do, that the arts should be accessible to everyone.

As we close out the 2025–26 season, we're launching something new: the NAC's first-ever end-of-fiscal-year appeal.

Founded in 1898, the National Arts Club remains one of New York City's few spaces offering free public arts programming across disciplines—from our live jazz series with the National Jazz Museum of Harlem to FashionSpeak Fridays and thought-provoking conversations in art, literature, music, architecture, and beyond.

Your support helps make these programs possible. If you've attended an event, discovered a new artist, or found inspiration at the NAC this season, we invite you to make a fully tax-deductible gift and help us continue this work.

Donate through the link below. Thank you for being part of our community, and we can't wait to welcome you back in September! The best is yet to come ✨

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Pride Month is a celebration of community, visibility, and belonging🌈At the National Arts Club, we believe that the arts...
06/06/2026

Pride Month is a celebration of community, visibility, and belonging🌈

At the National Arts Club, we believe that the arts have the power to bring people together, foster understanding, and create a space where everyone feels welcome. Art thrives when diverse voices are seen and respected. As we continue celebrating Pride throughout June, we reaffirm our commitment to fostering a community where all people feel valued and inspired.

Happy Pride from the National Arts Club! 🌈✨

We had the privilege of welcoming the Limón Dance Company to the National Arts Club for an extraordinary evening celebra...
06/05/2026

We had the privilege of welcoming the Limón Dance Company to the National Arts Club for an extraordinary evening celebrating the enduring legacy of American modern dancešŸ’ƒ

Through powerful performances of excerpts from "Two Ecstatic Themes", "The Moor's Pavane", and "The Quake That Held Them All", audiences experienced works that span generations while continuing to resonate today. The evening was enriched by a fascinating conversation with Artistic Director Dante Puleio, former Limón soloist Daniel Fetecua, Jacob's Pillow Archivist Norton Owen, and Limón principals Joey Columbus and Mariah Gravelin, who offered insight into the history, evolution, and future of this remarkable artistic tradition.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this unforgettable celebration of movement, storytelling, and a living legacy that continues to inspire audiences around the world!

Congratulations to National Arts Club member Kent Monkman on his upcoming exhibition, "Kent Monkman: Officer and Laughin...
06/04/2026

Congratulations to National Arts Club member Kent Monkman on his upcoming exhibition, "Kent Monkman: Officer and Laughing Girl," opening this fall at The Frick Collection.

Known for his incisive reexaminations of history through Indigenous perspectives, Monkman will present a new series of paintings inspired by Johannes Vermeer’s Officer and Laughing Girl. Through his celebrated, gender-fluid alter ego, Miss Chief, Monkman brings humor, imagination, and critique to questions of colonization, cultural exchange, and the enduring impact of global histories.

We are thrilled to celebrate this exciting milestone and look forward to seeing Kent’s work in conversation with one of the Frick’s most treasured masterpieces.

ARTIST FELLOW SPOTLIGHT | Gabrielle Chou is a New York-based pianist and violinist active in performing solo and in ense...
06/03/2026

ARTIST FELLOW SPOTLIGHT | Gabrielle Chou is a New York-based pianist and violinist active in performing solo and in ensembles, teaching and coaching, championing new works, and community engagement and activism. Her education includes the Colburn Music Academy, The Juilliard School, and the CUNY Graduate Center, where she received her D.M.A., writing on play structures and game mechanics in music. Currently, Gabrielle teaches at Juilliard’s Preparatory and Extension Divisions, the New York Youth Symphony, and Riverdale Country School. She is a founding member of contemporary chamber collective Away From Keyboard, and in her free time enjoys art museums, aquariums, birding, board and video games, and science fiction. Keep up with her adventures at gabriellechou.com!

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