Please visit https://t.co/WCzKLoDBpt for full job description details. This is a Full-time position with benefits. Cover letter, CV and 250 words on Detroit music can be submitted to info@detroitsound.org. We look forward to hearing from all interested applicants!

DSC is hiring an Outreach Manager to help advance and accelerate the growth of the organization through program administration, managing social media and external communications, and supporting community engagement activities.

📣 NOW HIRING 📃 We are pleased to announce the next hire in our multi-year capacity building initiative to grow and sustain Detroit's music archive. DSC is hiring an Outreach Manager

Crowdfunding campaign aims to raise $30k to help reopen Detroit’s Temple Bar

Her special love for the children was embodied in creative collaborations with schools. She showed Detroit what real support looked like. Our lives in Detroit will be so very different now that Barbara has gone on to her new life.

Barbara went on to found Societie of the Culturally Concerned, (a DSC forbearer) which gave tributes to under-recognized area musicians. This organization planned the Bluebird Reunions of 1991-1997. They also offered scholarships to emerging young artists.

, poets, playwrights, political leaders, ministers, visual artists, farmers, and educators. Barbara recognized our people’s genius in all fields of endeavor.”

Barbara also nurtured others. She innovated jazzy musical evenings in her Highland Park home. Those concerts would become the format for decades of heart-warming, celebratory programs displaying, as Gloria Aneb House put it, “the magnificent talents of our musicians...

Barbara Cox was a force in the Detroit music and arts scene. She helped to establish her late husband, composer-pianist Kenn Cox, by co-founding Strata Records and Strata Concert Gallery. Great musicians had residencies there, including Charles Mingus, who recorded a live album.

Libations for Barbara Cox - a champion and advocate of Detroit music and community. Barbara blazed a path for us to follow. This Black History Month, we’ve lost a leader for preserving Black Detroit History.

https://t.co/aJCrwmEzYZ A night of sonic resistance storytelling and music from the Graystone Ballroom curated and rearranged by renowned drummer Ali Jackson.

A long-abandoned jazz club in Detroit is set to receive a massive restoration thanks to @detroitsound. Contributor Cecelia Sharpe of @909WRCJ visits the groundbreaking ceremony of the Blue Bird Inn to hear what community members hope the restoration will do for the neighborhood.

Grantee Spotlight: We're excited to partner with @detroitsound for their restoration of the historic Blue Bird Inn and efforts to preserve #Detroit's legacy as an epicenter of creative musical expression. To learn more about the project, visit https://t.co/bOyY8FJRUM. @Ttuomaala

TONIGHT at 7:30p ET 📺: Detroit's historic Blue Bird Inn gets a major rehab @detroitsound. World Mental Health Day with @CNSMichigan & @JudsonCenter. Plus, we examine the impact of social media on teenagers' #mentalhealth. Watch on @detroitpublictv or https://t.co/gkutfKcfDf.

!!! More Soon !!!

In our September grant cycle, a $300,000 grant to @detroitsound will help restore the Blue Bird Inn and strengthen the organization’s ability to become a home for preserving #Detroit’s music history and cultural education programs. @Ttuomaala https://t.co/QM7YijiPQQ

Excited to announce recent grant funding from the @ErbFamilyFdn to support our ongoing Blue Bird Rehabilitation project and sustain our ongoing operations!

In tribute to Graystone Jazz Museum, McKinney will include compositions by the late Dr. Thomas “Beans” Bowles, such as Stevie Wonder’s first #1 hit for Motown “Fingertips.” In his post-Motown years, Dr. Bowles was a director of the Graystone museum’s orchestra. #detroitjazz

🥁THURS OCT 12 // DSC presents The McKinney Zone LIVE at The Hawk in Farmington Hills. As part of the Thursday Night Jazz Series at The Hawk Blackbox, we are proud to present the accomplished jazz drummer Gayelynn McKinney and her band. https://t.co/4BUSBVbzj2

Went to the groundbreaking event for the Blue Bird Inn! @detroitsound plans to open the former jazz venue into a music space and community center