The Floridant - Young Musicians Bring Emotional Healing Through Classical Performance At The Carlisle Palm Beach

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LANTANA, Fla. - Floridant -- Student musicians with the nonprofit Music for Mending Minds brought a classical performance to residents at The Carlisle Palm Beach on Friday, April 17, 2026, offering an evening centered on music, connection, and shared experience.

The ensemble of volunteer musicians is made up of local middle and high school students who perform free concerts for children and seniors throughout Palm Beach County. The student-led organization presents classical pieces as a group and also features solo performances.

Music for Mending Minds founder, high school senior Alex Regalado, said the group is focused on sharing the benefits of music while creating a supportive and engaging environment for audiences. Musicians are selected based on their commitment to the art of music, their empathetic nature, and their understanding of music's positive influence.

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Residents at The Carlisle Palm Beach responded enthusiastically to the performance. One long-time resident said the evening featured music she had not heard in years, bringing back meaningful memories.

"Our residents were completely engaged from start to finish," said Jackie Crawford, senior living sales director at The Carlisle Palm Beach. "The performance created a warm, uplifting atmosphere that truly highlighted the impact music can have on emotional well-being."

The Carlisle Palm Beach is a reimagined coastal community offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care in a refined resort-style setting. To learn more, visit www.carlislepalmbeach.com. (https://www.carlislepalmbeach.com/)