Our Programs

Bring Back The Music provides outreach to schools and community centers in low-income neighborhoods, offering after-school, traditional day school programs and summer music workshops to underserved youth. We strive to eliminate common barriers such as cost, transportation, and equipment access. By collaborating with school districts, housing authorities, and youth service organizations, we identify students who will most benefit from exposure to music education and creative expression. Scholarships, sliding scale fees, and in-school residencies ensure equitable access for all participants. 

To serve senior adults and developmentally delayed youth and adults, BBTM designed inclusive programs that focus on sensory-friendly environments, adaptive instruments, and curricula tailored to participants’ cognitive and  emotional needs. We work closely with disability advocacy groups, residential facilities, senior centers, and family caregivers to develop engaging programming that supports social connection, emotional well-being, and lifelong learning. Programs are delivered both on-site and in community-based settings, with trained teaching artists and therapists who understand the unique needs of neurodiverse populations.