By Brian Basham
At Cromwell Media’s AMVETS Post 9 Studio, we had the opportunity to sit down with the folks behind a heartwarming grassroots effort that’s striking a chord across the region — the Bluegrass Music Education Outreach, powered by the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum.
The initiative taps into the soul of Kentucky’s culture: bluegrass music. More than just performances, it’s about connection and education. Local musicians visit nursing homes, shelters, schools, and community centers, sharing not only their music but the stories, instruments, and traditions behind it. It’s about preserving heritage while inspiring new generations.
During the interview, we talked about the importance of giving local musicians a chance to share their talent and heart with people who need it most. The response from the community has been incredible, with each stop leaving smiles, toe taps, and meaningful memories.
This project is part of Volunteer Owensboro’s ongoing mission to uplift local nonprofits and inspire people to step up and serve. The interview was part of that goal — giving organizations a platform to share their mission, their needs, and the lives they touch.
To learn more or to get involved, visit VolunteerOwensboro.com — because sometimes, all it takes is a song to make a difference.
Feel free to listen to the interview below:
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