A new one act play “Uptown Boys” at NoMAA at United Palace. Andy Price (Bernie), Vincent Saia (Anthony), Jonathan Ellers (Ralph), and Tuto Taveras (Chico) star in Adrian Miranda’s Uptown Boys, a raw, fiercely funny, and deeply moving drama directed by Adrian Miranda. Set around a four-top table in Washington Heights, this bilingual one-act play captures the sharp wit, buried trauma, and unbreakable bonds of lifelong brotherhood.
A new one act play “Uptown Boys” at NoMAA at United Palace. Andy Price (Bernie), Vincent Saia (Anthony), Jonathan Ellers (Ralph), and Tuto Taveras (Chico) star in Adrian Miranda’s Uptown Boys, a raw, fiercely funny, and deeply moving drama directed by Adrian Miranda. Set around a four-top table in Washington Heights, this bilingual one-act play captures the sharp wit, buried trauma, and unbreakable bonds of lifelong brotherhood.
America, the Beautiful? Closing Artist Talk at the NoMAA Gallery. Featuring 46 artists from West Harlem, Washington Heights and Inwood. July 4, 2026 marks a momentous birthday: the United States turns 250.
NoMAA Labs: From Camera to Client - A Photography Business Workshop with SAM POPP. Taking great photos is only one part of building a sustainable photography career. In this workshop, Uptown-based photographer Sam Popp pulls back the curtain on the business behind the work, sharing the systems, decisions, and client experience strategies that have helped her build a thriving photography business.
(Re)turning Home: Portraits of Childhood led by FLOR KHAN is a hands-on, reflective workshop that invites participants to look to the past as a way of understanding the present. Rooted in self-reflection, this workshop asks participants to send a portrait of themselves in childhood to the facilitator one week before the workshop date.
Dear Earth is conceived as a visual letter to our planet — an act of address, apology, gratitude, or promise. We invite artists to consider what it means to speak directly to the earth at this moment. Themes include healing and art as a site of repair; the immediacy of the unfolding crisis; calls to action and appeals for planetary change; preservation and cultivation of indigenous lands; the fragility of the earth and our own; uncertainty or hope; the honoring of beauty and resilience; the artist as witness.Featuring 29 artists from West Harlem, Washington Heights and Inwood.
