music

When Veteran David Jones began losing his vision, his father’s legacy of harmonica playing became a guide to a new way of self-expression and healing

Musicians On Call is hosting “Concert For Veterans,” a special virtual concert that bridges the gap between hospital walls and our nation's recognition of Veterans.

Playing guitars allows Veterans to engage in therapeutic offerings in a meaningful way.

Elevate your physical and emotional health and well-being with the power of music! Discover your favorite tunes’ brain-boosting benefits in this week' #LiveWholeHealth post.

CreatiVets provides the public and Veteran community with the opportunity to stream songs written by Veterans for Veterans for free.

Navy Veteran Ray Fernandes, drummer for rock band The Atlantics, will be inducted into New England Music Hall of Fame.

Music is a gift that speaks to the heart and body. Even if you are not a dancer, you can still enjoy moving your body in gentle ways that will get your blood flowing and your muscles moving.

After surviving a coma and fighting COVID-19, Veteran Jackie Williams returned to the stage at the National Veteran Creative Arts Festival.

Today’s #VeteranOfTheDay is Army Veteran Harry H. Hollowell, who served with the Buffalo Soldiers before serving in the Army band.

The creative arts are a form of rehabilitative treatment to help Veterans recover from and cope with physical and emotional disabilities.

VA facilities add creative arts to therapy programs to advance rehabilitation. Annual competition recognizes recovery made through therapy.

Exercise is any activity that uses your energy to move the large muscles in your body – even dancing to some some old time country songs.