How to Subscribe to NASAA Notes and Stay Updated on NASAA News and Events

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NASAA Notes is the newsletter of the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies (NASAA), and the site provides a dedicated subscription page at nasaa-arts.org/subscribe-nasaa-notes/. If you want NASAA's recent news, event announcements, and research releases delivered to you, subscribing through that page is the direct route. If you only need occasional updates, you can instead browse the Recent News, Events & Seminars, and Research sections of the site without subscribing.

What NASAA Notes Is

NASAA Notes is listed under the site's Recent News area, alongside the rest of NASAA's news output. It functions as the organization's news and updates channel rather than a research archive — research reports, revenue reports, and toolkits live in separate sections (Research, and the report pages linked from the homepage).

The site's own navigation groups content into these areas, which is a useful map of what you can expect to hear about:

Section What it covers
Recent News / NASAA Notes News and updates, including the newsletter
Events & Seminars Upcoming events, past events, the NASAA 2026 Learning Series, and the events calendar
Research Access for All, Arts and Health, Ask NASAA, Best Practices, Creative Aging, Creative Economy, Evaluation and Performance Measurement, Federal Reporting, Funding, Grant Making, Strategic Planning, Structure
Advocate Federal Updates and advocacy resources
About State Arts Agencies State Arts Agency Directory and State Arts Agency Innovations

How to Subscribe

  1. Go to the subscription page: https://www.nasaa-arts.org/subscribe-nasaa-notes/.
  2. Complete the subscription form on that page to sign up for NASAA Notes.
  3. Expect the newsletter to carry news items and announcements of the kind featured on the homepage — for example, the FY2027 State Arts Agency Legislative Appropriations Preview, the report and highlights on Promoting Statewide Strategies in the Arts and Health, the FY2026 State Arts Agency Revenues Report, and the Vital & Vibrant Creative Aging Toolkit.

The site does not state a subscription price on the pages reviewed, so treat cost and any access conditions as unconfirmed until you see them on the subscription page itself.

Other Ways to Follow NASAA Without Subscribing

  • Recent News: read NASAA Notes items and other announcements directly on the site.
  • Events & Seminars: check Upcoming Events, the NASAA Events Calendar, and the NASAA 2026 Learning Series for scheduled programming.
  • Research: browse the research topic pages for reports and toolkits as they are published.
  • Advocate / Federal Updates: follow federal policy updates if that is your main interest.
  • Log In / My NASAA: the site offers account login and a "My NASAA" area, which suggests some content or services may be tied to an account. The pages reviewed do not specify what an account unlocks.

Practical Notes

  • The site includes a Language Display control, so the interface language can be adjusted.
  • NASAA also provides a State Arts Agency Directory if your goal is to reach a specific state agency rather than follow national news.
  • If you are unsure whether NASAA Notes is the right channel, match it to your need: news and event announcements → NASAA Notes; data and reports → Research; policy → Advocate.