Association of Performing Arts Professionals

News & Announcements

Keep your APAP membership current to access all the good stuff!

To register for and attend APAP|NYC, you must be a current APAP member. Make sure your membership is current, so you don't lose access to attendee lists, showcase listings and more!
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Learn about self-care opportunities at APAP|NYC 2020

APAP|NYC can be a very hectic time and this year we are leaning into how we prioritize self-care practices in a human-centered industry designed to serve others. This year we are offering a new programming track titled “R&R: Resiliency through Self-Care.”
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Artist Visa Fee Increases and Policy Changes

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has proposed making it much more costly to apply to U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS) for the required visas for international guest artists, and is inviting the public to comment on its plans to increase most of its filing fees, including those for O and P artist visas applications filed by U.S. nonprofit arts organizations.
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January 2, 2020

Online voting closes for board slate and annual member meeting minutes for APAP voting members
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January 9, 2020

APAP|NYC 2020 pre-conference begins
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January 13, 2020

APAP Member Meeting at APAP|NYC 2020
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APAP members travel the world through the Cultural Exchange Fund

We are excited to announce our newest CEF grantees who will be traveling January-June 2020. Through CEF, APAP members see the work of artists and companies around the world and collaborate with international artists, producers and more. Find out who the most the most recent grantees are and where they plan to travel.
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The conference issue of Inside Arts is here!

Our biggest issue of the year, the conference issue gives a sneak peek at the APAP|NYC conference including an interview with Ben Folds, what to expect in the EXPO Hall, and how we are embracing the timely theme of "Risk and Resilience". Plus, generational diversity in the workplace, the future of classical music, and APAP's Leadership Fellows, now 100 strong!
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