UMA Media Mixer Networking Event

Join us on March 25, from 5:30-7:30 PM, for an exciting Networking Night at UMA, where media makers, artists, scientists, entrepreneurs, and creatives come together to showcase their work, spark new collaborations, and open doors to fresh opportunities.

This is more than just a networking event—it’s a launchpad for ideas, gigs, and meaningful connections. Whether you're a filmmaker, podcaster, visual artist, marketer, or performer, this is your chance to:

• Showcase your projects in an interactive exhibition space
• Meet potential collaborators, clients, and mentors through dynamic speed networking
• Discover new ways to get involved with UMA—as a member, instructor, board member, or creative partner
• Gain visibility and connect with businesses and organizations looking for talent
• Get inspired by cutting-edge projects from the local creative community

Enjoy a welcoming atmosphere, and a special recognition of Senator Jason Lewis for supporting local creative spaces.

Don’t miss this high-energy evening of innovation, collaboration, and opportunity! RSVP today and be part of the movement shaping the future of media and the arts in our communities.

RSVP Requred. Space is limited.

Explore. Create. Connect.

Urban Media Arts (UMA) is a dynamic 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides resources, training, and opportunities for media production, citizen journalism, podcasting, storytelling, and interdisciplinary collaboration. With a physical and virtual art gallery, a community reading initiative, online citizen journalism platform and diverse networking events, UMA operates three cable channels with content for and by the community and serves as a creative catalyst for professionals and emerging talent in media, arts, civic and science communication.

UMA connects community, fosters civic engagement, and nurtures arts and culture by offering media tools, education, creative opportunities, and networking platforms. We empower individuals and organizations to share knowledge, explore ideas, and amplify diverse voices.

UMA partners with organizations across Malden and beyond to bridge communities with essential information, cultural perspectives, and pathways to expression and societal change. As a connector, we bring diverse people with various expertise, perspectives, cultural backgrounds, age, and interests together in various ways: events, collaborative projects, and co-creative opportunities.

Rooted in the public access movement championed by George C. Stoney, UMA continues the tradition of media democratization, ensuring that storytelling and information remain accessible to all. Established as Malden Access Television (MATV) in 1988, UMA has evolved into a vibrant hub where professionals, creatives, and community members converge to exchange ideas, showcase work, and expand their impact.

Whether you’re a media professional, scientist, storyteller, artist, innovator, student or aspiring media makers, UMA invites you to engage, collaborate, and push the boundaries of what’s possible and be in community.

Host or Publisher UMA - Urban Media Arts