Free Music Group for 13-17 Year Olds
Powered by our very own social enterprise Sunrise Studios.
A safe space for young people to learn and express themselves through music.
Our Jam Café is a vibrant and inclusive creative space designed for young people aged 13-17 to explore, express, and develop their passion for music.
Taking place weekly at Sam’s Wellbeing Hub + Café in Lowestoft, these free sessions provide a welcoming environment where participants can experiment, create, and perform, while connecting with like-minded individuals in a safe and supportive setting.
What to Expect:
🎸 Instruments – Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced musician, explore a range of instruments, including guitars, pianos, and percussion, to find your sound.
🎧 Virtual Reality – Immerse yourself in new creative experiences with VR technology, expanding the possibilities of musical exploration.
💬 Support & Guidance – Our team is here to encourage and inspire, helping young people develop confidence, skills, and new friendships through music.
☕ Refreshments Provided – Enjoy a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere with drinks and snacks available.
Why Join?
- No experience needed – Just bring your enthusiasm!
- Collaborate with others – Work together to write, play, and perform original music.
- Limited spaces available – Secure your spot today for this unique opportunity.
Our sessions take place on a Tuesday evening (specific times will be shared with you on successful referrals).
Spaces are limited, so don’t miss out on the chance to be part of our safe welcoming group.
🎶 Book your place now! Fill out our referral form below and make reference to Youth Music when completing the form.
Alternatively you can speak with Support Practitioners who can support you with making a referral.
Call – 01502 527200
Email – enquiries@accessct.org
Or alternatively use our Live Chat function on the bottom right.
More information:
Our Youth Forum, Lowestoft Youth Collective: By taking part in our Jam Cafe young people will also get the opportunity to be part of our monthly youth forum meetings, these will now bolt on to our Jam Cafe sessions once a month to allow more people to take part.
Collaboration & Youth Voice – Across 2023 & 2024 we delivered the pilot project named ‘Strike A Chord’ to identify direct need and projects that people under 25 would like to see in Lowestoft.
Acting on feedback received from our youth forum, and learnings taken from the ‘Strike A Chord’ project, we created these weekly Jamming Sessions as an opportunity for young people in our community to directly access music, to experiment, create and perform.
This project is supported by Youth Music, with thanks to Spotify.
Other initiatives
Sunrise Film Festival
Our very own annual film festival in Lowestoft, the 4-day festival is a BIFA-qualifying short film festival and supported by the BFI Film Audience Network.