How To: Perform at Local Commuter Hubs During Peak Hours

Have you ever seen a musician perform on the train or bus? They caught your attention, right? Take a marketing tip from them and consider performing at a local train station or bus terminal.

  1. Don't break any laws! Contact your town or city hall just to be sure.
  2. Get your whole school involved. Recruit your school band and music program. Ask the art classes to design posters and fliers. Have the newspaper editors write a press release. This is a great way to get some free marketing for your program.

  3. Scout a high-traffic area. The more people see and hear you, the better.
  4. Make signs. Be sure to include your school name so people know who you are.
  5. Hand out information. This is a great job for volunteers. Make sure spectators know the importance of music education and how they can support you.

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