Texas Music Project

Save the date! Sep 19th!

Save the date, invite your friends & get your picnic blanket ready!

E.P. Music & Co. is coming to Skyline Park at Easton Park on Sat., Sept. 19!

In partnership with Texas Music Project, we’ll have free live music from Texas High Road & the Ojeda Middle School band. It’s going to be a night to remember!

YOUR FIRST LESSON. YOUR FIRST UKULELE. A LIFETIME OF LEARNING.

This weekend, Texas Music Project is bringing “My First Ukulele” to the Downtown Dallas Arts & Music Festival- DDAMF!

In collaboration with Can'd Aid and Greenhill School’s Music for a Cause, we're giving young musicians an opportunity to experience the joy of making music for the very first time.
A select group of students will have the opportunity to:

• Receive a FREE introductory ukulele lesson
• Paint and personalize their own ukulele
• Learn their first chords and songs
• Take home beginner lesson materials
• And take home their very own ukulele to continue learning!

Join Texas Music Project this weekend, September 12, at Main Street Garden Park for the Downtown Dallas Arts & Music Festival and help us celebrate music, creativity, and community.
The next generation of musicians starts here.

Can’t join us this weekend? You can still be part of the journey. Your donation helps Texas Music Project put instruments, music education, and new opportunities into the hands of children across our communities.

Support the music. Inspire the next generation. Donate today.

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Texas Music Project is proud to celebrate the impact of our recent collaboration with MAX.Live, a partnership rooted in something both organizations understand deeply: music has the power to connect people.

Your Company Can Make an Impact, Too

What could your company do through music?

Texas Music Project is looking to build relationships with businesses, brands, foundations, artists, and organizations that want to create measurable impact in the communities they serve.

From employee giving and corporate matching campaigns to sponsorships, instrument donations, hospital initiatives, events, and custom partnerships, there are many ways to get involved.

Let’s connect and discover how your company can help Texas Music Project bring hope, healing, and opportunity through the power of music.

Read more about Max.Live: https://texasmusicproject.org/max-live-and-texas-music-project/

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There is something so special about performing at Cook Children’s Hospital.

Throughout my childhood, I spent countless days in hospitals. I know what it’s like to miss school, miss friends, and wonder when you’ll finally get to go home. I also know how much a simple smile, conversation, or song can brighten an otherwise difficult day.

That’s why being part of the Music Meets Medicine Summer Concert Series means so much to me. Music has been such a huge part of my own healing journey, and being able to share it with children and their families is an honor I’ll never take for granted.

Thank you to the Texas Country Music Association and Music Meets Medicine for allowing me to be a small part of bringing hope, encouragement, and a little joy to these incredible kids and their families.

I hope every child I met leaves knowing they’re stronger than they realize and that they are not their illness.

Texas Music Project had the privilege of meeting with the amazing music therapy team at Children's Health as we delivered a collection of ukuleles that represent much more than instruments. They represent generosity, collaboration, and the belief that music has the power to heal.

These ukuleles began with our wonderful partners at Can'd Aid, whose mission is to bring music and wellness resources to communities across the country. Community volunteers carefully assembled every instrument by hand, and the students of Greenhill School's generously donated their time to tune each one, making sure they were ready for the young musicians at Children's Health.

For many children, a ukulele is the perfect first instrument. It's small enough for little hands, easy to learn, and often becomes the beginning of a lifelong love of music. In a hospital setting, it can also provide comfort, creativity, confidence, and moments of joy when they are needed most.

The journey doesn't stop here.

This September, we'll continue our partnership with Can'd Aid at the DDAMF Dallas Arts & Music Festival, where we'll host FREE ukulele lessons, painting activities, and send children home with their own instrument and beginner lesson guide to continue their musical journey.

This is what Texas Music Project is all about. Music connects us. Music brings hope. Music brings healing. And together, we can create opportunities that change lives one song at a time.

Thank you to Can'd Aid, Greenhill School's Music for a Cause, the incredible music therapists at Children's Health, and every volunteer whose hands helped make this possible.

Be sure to follow these amazing organizations and join us this September as we continue sharing the gift of music with our community.