The 2025 Russian Nobility Association Annual Charity Ball
The annual Charity Ball of the Russian Nobility Association has been held in New York since 1938, and remains a bright spot on the New York social calendar. For over eighty years, the RNA has raised funds and awareness in their assistance of members of the Russian diaspora, [...]
In Memorium Igor Miklashewsky
March 7, 1946 - September 17, 2025 It is with profound regret that the Board of Directors of the Russian Nobility Association in America announces the passing of our colleague and Board member Igor Miklashewsky. Igor’s contributions to the Association were many, particularly his integral role as [...]
Celebrating the Old New Year
Members and supporters of The Russian Nobility Association in America celebrated the Old New Year on January 14th in the private Tolstoy lounge of the famous Russian Samovar restaurant . Board Member Gregorii Galitzine thanked members for their support of the Association and announced the Spring Ball, [...]
Donna Tanya. One Hundred Years of Happiness
The RNAA invites you to a screening of “Donna Tanya. One Hundred Years of Happiness,” a documentary about Tatiana Leskova, a 101-year-old ballerina in Brazil whose life is the history of Russian emigre ballet. Leskova is also the great-granddaughter of Nikolai Leskov, one of Russia’s great 19th century [...]
The 2024 Russian Nobility Association Annual Charity Ball
On June 7th 2024, the Russian Nobility Association held its annual Charity Ball at the famed Pierre Hotel. The evening celebrated the colorful history of the Ballet Russes, one of the most important cultural movements in Russian emigré history. Excerpts from Sergei Diaghilev’s productions were performed during the [...]
Recording of Russian Emigres in Berlin 1920-1940: On the Way to Creating an Independent “Russia Abroad”
Watch the recording of Russian Emigres in Berlin 1920-1940: On the Way to Creating an Independent “Russia Abroad” This lecture was recorded on June 15, 2024. One hundred years ago, our ancestors in the First Wave of Russian emigration left Russian territory, fleeing the 1917 Revolution [...]
