By and For the Music Community
Music Minds Matter
We are committed to supporting the mental health of music communities everywhere. Join us.
Schedule of Events
Meetups & Events
We offer a safe space for musicians and those involved in the music scene to chat about successes or challenges we're facing while participating in the music scene. Join us IRL.
Music Minds Matter Presents:
Mental Wellness Meetup
Partners and
Friends
Friends are the family you choose for yourself. We are grateful for the amazing partners and friends who support us and you.
Thank you.
Denver Arts & Venues
Arts & Venues is the City and County of Denver agency responsible for operating some of the region’s most renowned facilities as well as oversees other entertainment and cultural events. Denver Arts & Venues is committed to equity, diversity and inclusion in all programs, initiatives and decision-making processes.
Youth on Record
Youth on Record’s programs empower 1,000 teens in some of Denver’s most vulnerable communities to make life choices that positively impact their future by teaching them to develop the coping tools, inspiration, and wherewithal to succeed in today’s world and to become leaders of tomorrow.
Fort Collins Musicians Association
Fort Collins Musicians Association (FoCoMA) provides education, support, and networking opportunities for the Fort Collins music community while also bringing together the Fort Collins music community to inspire it to create great music while bringing greater awareness to all of its musical endeavors.
Indie 102.3
Indie 102.3 is committed to being Colorado's new music discovery platform. And still committed to local artists -- tightening focus by playing their music more often to reach more listeners and highlighting them on this Colorado music program, The Local 303.
a hub for music industry professionals and their families to quickly and easily access mental health and wellness resources.
“The group seeks to address mental illness and how it affects a musicians’ ability to live a healthy life. There’s evidence that resources are needed for musicians in communities like Denver.”
