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Local Children Learn to Play Rock Music in Morgantown Program

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A Morgantown summer music clinic is taking local kids and turning them into rock stars—teaching them the importance of the arts while introducing them to new and exciting people. This story is part of Joni Deutsch’s 30 Days of #WVmusic, the interview series celebrating the folks who make the West Virginia music scene wild and wonderful.

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