Special, Accessible Music Experiences

for people with
Learning Disabilities and/or Autism

We are part of a larger organisation, The Misfits Music Institute. Our combined resources and contacts enable us to put on some really special musical opportunities for those who might struggle to enjoy music in traditional settings.

The Music Seekers events provide engaging and interactive access to music for those with a range of Learning Disabilities and/or Autism where the main goal is to have fun. We explore music and sound using activities, games and demonstrations from exciting special guests and groups under the guidance of one of our trained facilitators.

Some of our favourite events that we have held in the past:
(some of these were held under our previous name Dabble and Scrunch)

  • “Music Seekers” Adventures in Birmingham

    • We put on a 45 minute show featuring a 50 person orchestra which explored some of the accessible venues and attractions in Birmingham that people like to visit. We featured places like the Sea-Life Centre, the Cadbury Factory, Edgbaston Reservoir and Tyseley Loco Works.

  • “Birmingham Conservatoire Saxophone Department”

    • We have hosted the Birmingham Conservatoire Saxophone Department, (a group of 20 Saxophonists playing a variety of saxophones). It was a fantastic experience getting to see some of the best players in the UK demonstrate their instruments and perform some amazing music as a group

  • “Donkey Day”

    • We invited some miniature donkeys to come along to a special Christmas session where we played carols and provided opportunities to feed, walk and touch the Donkeys.

We run our events during Birmingham (West Midlands) School Terms.

We have trained leaders and staff at all of our events to ensure the comfort and safety of participants.

We devise a wide range of activities and games so that there is somthing for everyone.

With every accessible audience ticket, a parent or carer gains free access to the event.

For those who want to take part from the comfort of their homes, we also offer live stream tickets.

We find accessible venues with facilities that make coming to our events easier for participants.

Do you have thoughts or ideas as to what we should be putting on?

To ensure that we are providing the best experience for our audience, we are looking for the input of participants, parents, carers and care home staff. We feel that is is essential in providing the best service possible. If you feel that you have ideas to contribute, sign up to be part of our Steering group.

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