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NAMM Announces Webinar on Potential Impact of Lacey Act on Imported Instruments
Frank Hammel | June 9, 2021NAMM hosted a webinar discussing the possible impact of Lacey Act import declarations on imported musical instruments including drums, clarinets, flutes and piccolos. The new regulations are set to go into effect on July 1. Read More... -
NAMM’s Museum of Making Music to Celebrate Grand Reopening on June 15
Frank Hammel | May 17, 2021After several years of planning and a recently completed remodel and transformation of its physical space in Carlsbad, CA, NAMM’s Museum of Making Music will celebrate its grand reopening to the public on June 15. Read More... -
Former U.S. Secretary of Education Duncan Announced as Keynote Speaker for the NAMM Advocacy Summit
Frank Hammel | May 12, 2021Arne Duncan, former U.S. Secretary of Education and current managing partner at Emerson Collective, will kick off NAMM’s Virtual Advocacy Summit. The online event is set for May 25 from 1pm to 5pm ET and from 10am to 2pm PT. Read More... -
MMR, Sister Publication to JazzEd, Donates Archive to the NAMM Resource Center
Frank Hammel | April 15, 2021Timeless Communications president Terry Lowe donated the archives of SBO sister publication Musical Merchandise Review magazine to NAMM’s Resource Center. MMR's first issue was published in 1879. Read More... -
NAMM Foundation Honors Communities and Schools for Music Education Efforts
Frank Hammel | April 13, 2021The NAMM Foundation recently recognized 686 school districts in 40 states as among the Best Communities for Music Education (BCME). Along with the association’s celebration of K-12 music teachers who have found creative solutions amid a global pandemic, 80 U.S. schools are being honored with SupportMusic Merit Awards. Read More... -
NAMM Announces that Some “Believe in Music Week” Online Content is Still Available
Frank Hammel | March 3, 2021NAMM announced that while its Believe in Music Week online portal has officially closed as of Feb. 28, some of the educational and entertainment content lives on, and those interested in accessing on-demand articles and videos can do so by going to namm.org. NAMM is planning on welcoming attendees in person at its next major event, Summer NAMM, July 15–17, 2021. Read More... -
NAMM Shares Updates on 2021 Show
Victoria Wasylak | June 17, 2020This week, NAMM shared a letter regarding its 2021 winter edition. It reads: "Thank you for your feedback and support as our industry navigates the unprecedented challenges of the past few months. We have been focused on providing members with important lobbying and education regarding financial relief and also sharing the best peer-to-peer ideas for survival." Read More...
