Author: Grace Irvine

We’re proud to share that we’ve been awarded Disability Confident Employer status - the next step on our journey to becoming a more inclusive and accessible organisation. Read more about our journey.

What happens when 20 young musicians are given four days, the theme of dreams and nightmares – and total creative freedom? Find out more, and listen to what they made!

After 16 years leading Kent Music, Chief Executive Peter Bolton reflects on the organisation’s journey and achievements as he hands over to Gerry Stirling.

Discover how White Cliffs Primary transformed music education through partnerships, creativity and a whole-school approach.

We invite you to take part in our Youth Voice survey - a short but powerful way to influence how music happens across Kent & Medway.

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Gerry Sterling as our new Chief Executive from April 2025.

The National Plan for Music Education sets out a vision for high-quality, accessible music education across England—but a new report reveals a £161.4m funding gap. How are Music Hubs like Kent Music rising to the challenge? Read more about the impact, challenges, and solutions.

Pianist and ABRSM examiner Nancy Litten led an inspiring workshop at Medway Towns Music Centre, sharing expert insights on exams, performance nerves, and practice techniques. Read more about the session and how to get involved in our largest music centre.

Arts Week can be a transformative experience for a school, bringing creativity, cultural understanding, and a sense of community into the heart of learning.