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Grace Weber’s Music Lab: a space for Milwaukee teens to be creative and learn about the music industry

todayJanuary 23, 2023

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Courtesy: Grace Weber’s Music Lab

Music is a bridge and a connector that can bind us all – regardless of where we come from or what we like. In the 414, there’s a free program for Milwaukee-area high schoolers giving them opportunities to be creative and to learn from those in the industry. Powered by Radio Milwaukee, and supported by various sponsors, Grace Weber’s Music Lab is that place. Whether you’ve heard of the Lab or not, here’s your chance to know more and maybe pass along the info to an interested teen. Music Lab Coordinator, and artist, B-Free sits down to talk about the program and what’s coming up for the rest of this season.

On Friday, Jan. 27, musician Peter Collins joins Grace Weber’s Music Lab at the Radio Milwaukee studios.

Written by: Kim Shine

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