In this episode of The MACcast, we talk to Nicole Justice, Music Leader at MAC Makes Music, about the importance of music for young people and how to stay creative during lockdown. Sam Frankie Fox tells us all about the live stream performances of BAM – Babies’Academy of Music and we take a look at some of the many ways you can enjoy MAC’s work from your own home, including taking a 3D virtual exhibition tour, listening to music and watching classic and new movies for free.New episodes of The MACcast are published every two weeks. The MACcast is presented by Blake Woodham.About MAC Makes MusicMAC's award-winning programme, MAC Makes Music, provides innovative music making opportunities for children and young people with limited access to music provision. Through the programme, the MAC Makes Music team deliver a variety of musical sessions and projects. To get involved with the new MAC Makes Music Asks You campaign for children and young people, and to let MAC know how you're making music during lockdown, visit https://macbirmingham.co.uk/news/2020/04/15/mac-makes-music-asks-you-activity-for-children-young-peopleBAM: Babies’ Academy of Music liveThe next live-streamed performance by BAM is now live, but in case you missed it, you can tune in to the musical concert for little ones (featuring singing, instruments, and lots of fun) here:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwzkPD1mqXxK4P04NcdEiaQ Subscribe to their YouTube Channel to be kept in the loop with upcoming performances. For babies 0-18 months and their families. #BAMHomeFromHomeFor more information about the above and all other events at MAC, visit www.macbirmingham.co.ukYou can follow the Midlands Arts Centre on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.The MACcast is produced by 11C | Brum Radio for MAC Birmingham. Brum Radio is Birmingham’s independent radio station broadcasting 24/7 with a fresh mix of Music, Arts and Conversation. Listen online via brumradio.com, The Brum Radio App or Smart Speaker.

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