Music In Communities Cooperative Ltd.

MIC is a non-profit cooperative registered with the Joint Stock of Companies. The MIC Co-op was formed in June 2019, to promote music literacy, present great live music, support under-represented voices, and strengthen communities through shared musical experiences.

Our first project was the Canning Kitchen Party, a series of small concerts in different locations around Canning NS in summer 2019. Since then we have grown and developed many programs that employ local working musicians. These leaders offer creative, musical ways to enrich our community. We present live music in the form of one-time events and ongoing series, in different venues and communities throughout Nova Scotia. The Cooperative hosts jam sessions and instructional groups, such as choirs, improvising sessions, ukulele groups, songwriting groups and other drop-in events. We strive to be as inclusive and accessible as possible.

We are always exploring other ways to encourage participation in music in Nova Scotia, such as hosting music camps, as well as workshops and performances online, in schools, seniors homes, and other institutions that would benefit from these events.

MIC is a non-profit cooperative registered with the Joint Stock of Companies. The MIC Co-op was formed in June 2019, to promote music literacy, present great live music, support under-represented voices, and strengthen communities through shared musical experiences.

Our first project was the Canning Kitchen Party, a series of small concerts in different locations around Canning NS in summer 2019. Since then we have grown and developed many programs that employ local working musicians. These leaders offer creative, musical ways to enrich our community. We present live music in the form of one-time events and ongoing series, in different venues and communities throughout Nova Scotia. The Cooperative hosts jam sessions and instructional groups, such as choirs, improvising sessions, ukulele groups, songwriting groups and other drop-in events. We strive to be as inclusive and accessible as possible.

We are always exploring other ways to encourage participation in music in Nova Scotia, such as hosting music camps, as well as workshops and performances online, in schools, seniors homes, and other institutions that would benefit from these events.

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