Five representatives from the Mockingbird Foundation – Scott Marks, David “ZZYZX” Steinberg, Charlie Dirksen, Ellis Godard, and Brian Feller – will participate as a panel at the Phish Studies Conference May 17-19 at Oregon State University. The event, which will feature academic panels...
The Board of Directors of the Mockingbird Foundation has completed an overhaul of the corporation’s Bylaws, first adopted December 15, 2000, and last revised four years ago, on April 7, 2015. The new revision, adopted unanimously on April 8,...
The Mockingbird Foundation got what may be its first TV mention, during a story on ABC-6/WLNE about the recent partnership with the Newport Festival Foundation. Here’s a clip:
NewportRI.com ran a story about Trey’s directing the Newport Festival Foundation to give its artist-related grant to Mockingbird, citing the press release. “The benefits of music education in the lives of young people are countless, and yet music programs...
Mockingbird Foundation President Adam Scheinberg was quoted in a recent article in MEL Magazine about the rise of Democratic presidential Pete Buttigieg: “Pete — a gay veteran Midwest up-and-comer, hip to improvisational rock performed by supremely talented musicians —...
The Mockingbird Foundation is proud to announce continuation of the DeLucia Awards, recognizing outstanding examples in music education. Established in 2004, and previously awarded in 2010, 2015, and 2017, the DeLucia Awards honor Mockingbird founder Craig DeLucia, and seek to recognize...
This year Newport Festivals Foundation (NFF) is partnering with festival artists to donate on their behalf to a music education cause of the artist’s choosing. It was just announced that this year Trey Anastasio will be performing at the...
There’s a great two-page spread about Mockingbird Foundation President (and key Phish.net webmaster) Adam Scheinberg in the Lake Mary Life magazine.
Reed (@DaleCooper), a prominent member of the Phish.net forum community and active supporter of and fundraiser for the Mockingbird Foundation, was featured in a BroadwayWorld interview about his work as a Santa Fe theatre educator. And if that “Helping Kids...
The Mockingbird Foundation, an all-volunteer nonprofit founded and run entirely by Phish fans, has announced fifteen new grants totaling $131,870 in support of music education for children. The grants come from Mockingbird’s 23rd round of competitive grant-making, are among the...