It motivates students to practice
When there is a date, a repertoire and an audience, the student understands why to study. The performance stops being pressure and becomes an achievement.
For music schools, conservatories, teachers and music projects
Your school already teaches music. On June 21, it can show that to the whole city.
Take part in Make Music Day | Dia de Fazer Música free of charge. Turn students, teachers and families into a public action that is simple to organize and connected to a movement present in more than 2,000 cities.
A lesson can become an invitation.
The repertoire already in progress can become a performance, a workshop or a gathering with families.
From teaching routine to public campaign
This is not one more recital on the calendar. It is a date for the school to show up with purpose.
Make Music Day gives context, urgency and visibility to what your school already does: train musicians, bring people together and prove that learning music changes how a community relates to culture.
- Students gain a stage, a goal and confidence.
- Families see real progress, not just a promise.
- The neighborhood discovers the school in a living way.
- The brand joins the movement's official map.
What the school shows
The image that convinces parents, students and partners.
A music school does not only sell lessons. It sells belonging, progress and the feeling that playing is possible. Make Music Day turns that into a public scene.
Direct return for music schools
Why your school should join.
Because a global date gives the school a legitimate reason to call in the community, activate students and open a conversation with new prospects.
It brings families closer
Parents and guardians see concrete progress. That strengthens retention, referrals and how the school's value is perceived.
It creates local presence
The school becomes a cultural landmark in the neighborhood, on the street, in the square, in the auditorium or inside its own building.
It connects to the global movement
The local action becomes part of a worldwide celebration of music, with presence on the official website and promotional materials.
No over-production needed
You already have the setup.
The school chooses the size of the action. It can be a recital, an open lesson, a jam, a workshop or a class performance. What matters is opening music up to more people.
Jun 21
global Make Music Day date
20
practical ideas in the school guide
0
cost to join the movement
Map
presence in the official registry
Choose a simple format
Your school can take part without stopping its operation.
Use the format that fits your students' profile, your teachers' schedule and the space available.
Inside the school
Student recital
Short performances by class, instrument or age group. Ideal for bringing families in and recording progress.
Enrollment
Open lesson
Teachers welcome visitors for a first musical experience, with prior sign-up or free entry.
Community
Beginner workshop
Guitar, voice, drums, keyboard, early childhood music or music production in an introductory version.
Street, neighborhood or digital
Jam, livestream or outside partnership
The school can open its door, take over the sidewalk, play at a partner store or stream a short performance.
2026 school guide
The PDF to mobilize your school.
The guide brings together the concept, the possible formats and the path to join, so coordinators, teachers and communications teams can align on taking part.
20 activities
3 levels
Free to use
Download the school guide
Flexible calendar
In 2026, June 21 falls on a Sunday. Your school can hold it earlier.
The celebration is global on the 21st, but schools can run their activity on the Friday, in a special class or on another nearby day. What matters is joining, registering and communicating it as part of Make Music Day.
Plan our participation
Friday, Saturday, Sunday or a themed week.
The date drives the campaign; the format adapts to the school's reality.
How to get on the map
Three steps to take part.
Choose the action
Recital, open lesson, workshop, jam, livestream or outside partnership. Start with what your team can deliver well.
Register the school
Use the official form and state that the participant is a music school. Joining is free.
Invite and document
Use the official materials, call in students and families, post on social media and send us your records to strengthen the national presence.
Free to join
Put your school on the official 2026 map.
Name a point of contact, describe the action and make clear that this is a music school. The form is the site's official channel to join.
To speed things up: in the description field, write "music school" and say whether you plan a recital, an open lesson, a workshop, a jam or an outdoor performance.
Frequently asked questions
What schools usually ask.
No. Joining Make Music Day is free. The school defines the format, organizes its action and uses the official promotional materials.
No. A class performance, an open lesson, a 30-minute workshop or a jam with students are all valid formats. The best format is the one your school can pull off well.
Yes. In 2026, June 21 falls on a Sunday. Schools can hold their action on the Friday, the Saturday or a nearby date, as long as they announce the activity as part of Make Music Day.
Yes. The movement is open to music schools, conservatories, social projects, independent teachers, collectives, and public and private networks.