The Washington, DC Chapter of the National Society of Arts and Letters held its 2024 Musical Theater Awards Competition on March 10, 2024 at the Levine School of Music

The Washington, DC Chapter of the National Society of Arts and Letters held its 2024 Virtual Awards Competitions for the Shirley Rabb Winston Classical Voice Scholarship.

NSAL-DC hosted a celebration reception at the City Tavern Club in Georgetown, Washington, DC on June 14, 2023. Chapter members and guests were treated to the chapter’s 2023 musical and fine arts winners. Fine arts winners were introduced to the audience while their winning works scrolled by on a screen. A Winston Classical Voice winner, Chase Cote, performed for the audience as well as Drama winner Corbin Ford. v

The Washington, DC Chapter of the National Society of Arts and Letters held its 2023 Awards for Excellence in the Arts (AEA) ceremony May 23, 2023, at the National Presbyterian Church, Washington, DC. More than 70 high school juniors from schools in the Washington Metropolitan Area were honored for excellence in NSAL’s six arts categories.

National Awardee & First Place NSAL-DC, Age 19-22: Martin Mbuguah, Maryland Institute College of Art, "Knight V Wizard (the hero", oil on plywood

The Washington, DC Chapter of the National Society of Arts and Letters held its 2023 Awards Competition in Drama on March 26, 2023 at the Studio Acting Conservatory in NW, Washington, DC.

The Washington, DC Chapter of the National Society of Arts and Letters held its 2023 Virtual Awards Competitions in Classical Voice.

NSAL DC hosted a Celebration Reception at the City Tavern in Georgetown, Washington DC. Chapter members and guests were treated to the chapter’s 2022 musical and fine arts winners. The Winston Classical Voice winner and the National Piano Competition contestant regaled the audience while the wonderful art of Winston Fine Arts winners scrolled throughout for all to enjoy.

The AEA program is unique among NSAL chapters. NSAL DC member Helen Henderson inspired our chapter to recognize area high school juniors with an Award for Excellence (AEA) or a Certificate of Merit. Each year, the AEA program recognizes more than 120 juniors from some 30 high schools.

National Awardee & First Place NSAL-DC, Age 19-22: Celia Liberace, Cooper Union (Major, Fine Arts), "Imminent", oil

National Awardee 2021 & First Place NSAL-DC: Katherine Chudars, Rhode Island School of Design: Major, Painting

National Awardee & First Place NSAL-DC, Age 19-22: Maya Halko, Maryland Institute College of Art: Major, Illustration

Highest National Awardee & First Place NSAL-DC: Julia Gould, Maryland Institute College of Art

The National Society of Arts and Letters (NSAL) held its National Meeting and Drama Competition 29 May through 2 June, 2019 at the Georgetown Marriott Hotel. What was extra special about this Conference was that NSAL celebrated its 75th anniversary in Washington, DC where NSAL began!

The 2018 NSAL Viennese Ball, our 10th annual, was held November 10, 2018, at our traditional location in downtown Washington, D.C. As usual, the evening featured an elegant dinner, waltzing to the music of con brio! Salon Ensemble, a Viennese dessert buffet and optional overnight accommodation at the venue.

Highest National Awardee & Second Place NSAL-DC: Pearson Chambers, Maryland Institute College of Art: Major BFA Painting & Masters in Art Education