Zoë Kravitz stars in the Hulu comedy series, High Fidelity, premiering on Valentine’s Day, Friday, February 14. Kravitz plays the lead role of Rob, the owner of a record shop in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. She is on a quest to understand how to hold onto love through music and pop culture. 

Hulu is promoting the new series with a fundraiser that is being launched at seven record stores across the country, including Rough Trade NYC in Brooklyn, located at 64 North 9th Street.  Proceeds of the fundraiser benefit Little Kids Rock, a non-profit organization that provides music-making education to students of all ages.  Little Kids Rock partners with public school districts in some of the nation’s most economically disadvantaged communities. Teachers who apply and are accepted into the program, learn to use innovative and transformational methodologies, and a donation of curricula and other resources so they can launch modern band music programming for students at their schools.  

Be sure to watch High Fidelity, streaming on Hulu on Valentine’s Day. And take a look at Little Kids Rock. If you are a teacher with a passion for music, consider applying. If you love music, consider a donation.  Music education provides a number of proven benefits. Take a look at the National Association for Music Education article to read about the top 20 important benefits of music in our schools.