Bringing the Sound of Inspiration to the Northshore
Since 1995, The Northlake Performing Arts Society has brought the world’s imaginative musical creations to the Northshore. Founded by Laura Lane, who was inspired by the profound changes music can bring to our lives, the NPAS Chorale skillfully blends a wide range of professions, experience, musical training and ages with a passion for beautiful music.

Known for musical excellence and award-winning performances, the NPAS Chorale performs major classical works as well as Broadway and contemporary music. Its repertoire ranges from Brahms to Mozart, from Pirates of Penzance and Mikado to Godspell  plus an annual Madrigal Feaste. The Chorale has performed under its founder, Laura Lane, and its artistic director, Dr. Meg Frazier, as well as Arthur Fagan, Moses Hogan and other distinguished conductors.

The Northlake Performing Arts Society is a non-profit organization, funded by gifts and donations from people who share a passion for great music. Find out how you can help here.

People Who Make It Happen: The NPAS Board of Directors

Anne Duke , President Suzan R. Bosarge Marie Crawford Kristin Dawson

Bert Green Phyllis Nowak Ken Thompson Terry van Brunt

People Who Make It Happen: Dr. Meg Frazier, Artistic Director
Dr. Meg Frazier became Artistic Director of the NPAS Chorale in 2001. She also serves as Associate Professor and Director of Choral Activities at Loyola University in New Orleans, where she conducts the University’s three choirs and teaches choral conducting and choral music education methods.

Dr. Frazier earned her Bachelor of Music Education degree in piano and voice, and the Master of Music degree in conducting from Sam Houston State University. She was awarded the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in choral conducting from Louisiana State University.

Support for a Dynamic Cultural Resource
The primary sources of funding for the Northlake Performing Arts Society are corporate and individual gifts, donations, and ticket sales for events like Ye Olde Madrigal Feaste. The Society is a dynamic, cultural resource for the Northshore. You can help it grow. For information about gifts and donations, click here. For information about Ye Olde Madrigal Feaste, click here.