The Hancock Performing Arts Center stage hosted a play called “Nevermore” and music from groups and individuals representing BlackCat Music Cooperative. Refreshments were served and fun was had by all on Sunday, October 18th.










The Hancock Performing Arts Center stage hosted a play called “Nevermore” and music from groups and individuals representing BlackCat Music Cooperative. Refreshments were served and fun was had by all on Sunday, October 18th.










Stacy Drake receives a grant check from The Tom and Virginia Seely Foundation at their annual awards breakfast at The Country Inn on Thursday, June 18th. The Seely Foundation was one of BlackCat Music Cooperative’s earliest supporters and have continued to believe in us and help provide assistance in our efforts to empower area youth through music. Thank you so much, words are never enough! (Photo courtesy of Jennifer Williams-Daley)
Victoria Vox performed to a packed audience on May 15th at BlackCat Music Shop. Prior to the concert, Victoria conducted a workshop at BlackCat Music Cooperative to another full house of musicians wanting to learn some new techniques from the talented singer/songwriter.
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