Rex Musical Caravan

Are you on board? The Rex Musical Caravan is an excellent way to further a tradition of grassroots giving and demonstrate the power of community, service and the arts. Rex Foundation seeks to collaborate with musicians, artists, designers, record labels, publications, small business owners and others who share our values.

Get on board: designate a portion of your ticket sales at a show, or of the price of your product or service, to the Rex Foundation to provide grants to grassroots community groups.

The links below showcase the past Rex Musical Caravan events.

See a list of Rex Musical Caravan supporters here.

Click here for a retrospective look at our Rex Musical Caravan program.

Latest News & Events

Food for Thought: Miami Light Project Rex grantee brings world-class performances and community arts to the Miami-Dade area.

Black Rock Arts Foundation Hosts Kidaroo Rex grantee hosts music festival for kids in San Francisco September 25.

Musicians: Donate Your Guitar Strings for Rex! Join David Grisman, David Nelson, Keller Williams and other musicians in this creative approach to supporting the Rex Foundation.

SF Giants Jerry Garcia Tribute–THANK YOU! Check out photos and videos from our memorable evening at the ballpark!

Rhythm Devils: New Tour Dates–and Jam Cruise! Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, et al. are on the East Coast in September and the high seas in January.

Rex Newsletter #7: Perspectives on Generosity of Spirit Thoughts on being kind in a world where it's easy to be anything but.

Nurturing Musical Roots Jorma Kaukonen on music, teaching, and getting kids in touch with their musical heritage.

CD and Download: Jerry Jams for Rex Musicians pay tribute to Jerry in a CD-or-download release that benefits Rex.

Ripple Effects: Rex Grant Helps Heal Disaster-Stricken Communities How a Rex grant helped New Old Time Chautauqua bring comfort to Katrina-devastated areas.

Project Update 2009-2010: The World As It Could Be – Human Rights Education Project Watch the performance videos and listen to the reflections of the students, teachers and other creative collaborators from Arroyo and Balboa High Schools.