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    Opening Doors: Exchanging Practices and Expanding Possibilities
    NOA's 2027 National Conference in the Twin Cities of Minnesota.

    January 6-9, 2027

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National Opera Association Announces Mark Anthony Vallejo as the 2026 Recipient of the JoElyn Wakefield-Wright Stage Director Fellowship Chicano Stage Director Mark Anthony Vallejo
The National Opera Association is proud to announce Mark Anthony Vallejo as the newest recipient of the JoElyn Wakefield-Wright Stage Director Fellowship, an award recognizing emerging stage directors whose artistry, leadership, and creative vision demonstrate exceptional promise within the operatic field. [ continue... ]
National Opera Association Establishes First Charter Chapters for Student NOA (SNOA) Charter Chapter Presidents Grant Ebert and Gavin Gallagher
The National Opera Association is celebrating the launch of our first two Student NOA chapters. Known as SNOA, these chapters were chartered by student members from the Universities of Florida and South Carolina. [ continue... ]
Christopher Pfund Steps Into New Role as NOA President Photo of Christopher Pfund
Christopher Pfund (University of Florida) officially assumed the role of President of the National Opera Association at the 2026 annual conference. [ continue... ]
NOA Launches The Barbara Hill Moore Fund Photograph of Barbara Hill Moore
The National Opera Association has launched a new fund to provide access for HBCUs [ continue... ]
Winners Named at the Boston 2026 Conference "So You May Breathe in Light" (by Chandler and Hwang) at BOCO
NOA announces the winners of the competitions held at the 2026 annual conference. [ continue... ]
Announcing the Boston 2026 Keynote Speaker Nina Yoshida Nelsen, Artistic Director of Boston Lyric Opera
The National Opera Association is pleased to announce that Nina Yoshida Nelsen will join the annual conference as our Keynote Speaker. [ continue... ]

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