Nancy’s journey with the York Art Association began in the mid-1980s, sparked by something as simple as an extra credit drawing class. That class opened a door she didn’t expect. She was encouraged to keep painting and soon found her way to YAA, where she became a member and spent years exploring different media, discovering both technique and confidence along the way. Today, Nancy continues to be an active presence in the YAA community. She enters exhibitions, attends openin

Gretchen Nevin is one of the newest members of the York Art Association’s (YAA) board of directors, joining at an exciting time of growth and transition for the organization. She brings a unique combination of professional expertise and artistic experience that will help strengthen YAA and the local arts community at large. Gretchen is a seasoned operations professional at Broadcast Sports International, a company that delivers customized wireless cameras, audio, and communic

Video produced by 2Cheng Media, LLC One year ago, the York Art Association began one of the most meaningful chapter in our 120 year history: a two million dollar capital campaign to transform the historic Little Green Church into our future home for the visual arts and community connection. This journey began long before our first pledge. March 2023 , YAA received official notice from PennDOT that our longtime Marshall Street property would be affected by upcoming improvemen