Being a musician, songwriter, composer, or member of the creative community that surrounds and supports them can pose serious challenges to maintaining good health and wellbeing. With these seminars we're bringing together a group of panelists with different areas of expertise and experience to talk about everyday tools for managing your own mental health and wellbeing, as well as identifying some common experiences, and discussing a variety of services which are available to support you.

The NZ Music Managers Forum in conjunction with Hastings District Creative Communities, Recorded Music NZ and APRA AMCOS, have joined forces for an essential seminar for Hawkes Bay based musicians, managers, self managed artists and anyone interested in the NZ Music Industry.  The FREE seminar will be held on Thursday 12th September.

The NZ Music Managers Forum in conjunction with Gisborne District Creative Communities, Recorded Music NZ and APRA AMCOS, have joined forces for an essential seminar for Gisborne based musicians, managers, self managed artists and anyone interested in the NZ Music Industry.  The FREE seminar will be held on Tues 27 August.

MusicHelps and the New Zealand Music Managers Forum are coming to Wellington to present their  MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING SEMINAR. Health and wellbeing are fundamental to music-making at all levels, but also across all areas of the industry – management, production, crew.  And many in the music industry in New Zealand do not feel equipped or trained when it comes to wellbeing issues.

The NZ Music Managers Forum, in conjunction with the Christchurch Creative Communities, Dunedin City Council and Recorded Music NZ, have joined forces for an essential seminar for Canterbury and Otago based musicians, managers, self managed artists and anyone interested in the NZ Music Industry.  The FREE seminars will be held in Christchurch on Tuesday 23 July and Dunedin on Wednesday 24 July.   

The NZ Music Managers Forum is proud to present the 2019 Festival Bookers Speed Networking Session to be held in Auckland on Wednesday 17th July. Members who are based outside of Auckland are able to schedule Skype appointments with the festival bookers throughout the evening.

The Summit will also be broadcast via Facebook Live through the MMF NZ Facebook page, ensuring that all who are unable to attend in person will benefit from the wealth of knowledge shared on the day.