Since 2005, Music Fund has been working to make music accessible to thousands of children around the world, by providing them with instruments and decent learning conditions. To mark its 20th anniversary, the organisation is hosting the REPAIR \/ WE PLAY mini-festival on 25 April 2026 at Usquare, in the heart of Brussels.<\/p>\n
Conceived as a day of celebration and sharing, this event will highlight the power of music as a tool for inclusion, transmission and social connection. On the programme: concerts showcasing socially conscious artists, participatory workshops for young and old, an exhibition tracing Music Fund\u2019s work, and a round-table discussion dedicated to sustainability issues in the music sector.<\/p>\n
The festival will also offer a chance to get actively involved in this charitable mission through a major collection of musical instruments. These will be restored and then redistributed to partner schools and projects around the world.<\/p>\n
REPAIR \/ WE PLAY aims to be a meeting point for cultures, generations and practices, where everyone can discover, learn and contribute. More than just an event, it is an invitation to rethink access to culture and to bring music to life by and for everyone.<\/p>\n
Give Music A Chance!<\/p>\n