Latest News & Announcements
On 6/18/24, NOMAF president, Dr. Peggy Honoré, spoke with John Snell on WVUE FOX 8 about the clinic and our celebration of National Cancer Survivors and National Black Music Month!
Join us on June 29th at Bethany United Methodist Church for stories of survival, health resources, and live music. We welcome all of you from 10 AM to 2 PM to celebrate and share with us!
Free Concert at Dillard University to Promote Healing and Mental Health Resources More than 30 local musicians will come together to perform at a free community concert in the wake of the New Year’s Day terrorist attack. The event, hosted by Dillard University and the New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic and Assistance Foundation, will be [...]
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Community Programs
“The Musicians’ Clinic has eliminated the barriers. If musicians don’t have access to money or transportation, they can still have access to good, quality medical care at the Clinic. It really is important for all of us: because when you are healthy as an artist, you are able to practice your art. I know that the elders in our community look forward to seeing me on Carnival Day, but I have to be healthy. So thank you to the Musicians’ Clinic.”
 | Cherice Harrison-NelsonBig Queen Reesie, NOMC Patient, Co-Founder of the Mardi Gras Indian Hall of Fame |
“The NOMC is so much more than just healthcare for musicians. It provides programs for many different types of artists and gives local culture bearers so many opportunities to take care of their head, health, and heart.”
| Trixie MinxBurlesque Performer & Producer, NOMC community health advocate |
“In 2013, the Musicians’ Clinic helped save my life. After an appointment with NOMC, I was found to have a mass in my left kidney. They connected me to a robotic surgery that saved my life. I know they’ve saved so many others. So please support their work and the creative communities of New Orleans.”
| Luther GrayMusician, NOMC Patient, Co-Founder of the Congo Square Preservation Society and Bamboula 2000 |
“I am the Clinic's former Family Nurse Practitioner and my patients were mainly musicians, Mardi Gras Indians, and artists. [In addition to] primary and specialty care, social work, and mental health, NOMC&AF offers a lot of support through the Assistance Foundation – such as counseling and community health programs that are really necessary for the wellbeing of our patients.”
| Catherine LasperchesRetired Family Nurse Practitioner, New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic |
“The Musicians’ Clinic has been around for us for years – a lot of musicians that cannot afford [care] or don’t have insurance – the Clinic has always been there to give us a helping hand. I’m proud to say I am a part of it.”
Detroit BrooksMusician, NOMC Patient, Founder of The Danny Barker Banjo and Guitar Festival |
