Bring your community
into the music.
Bring students and families together through original music, storytelling and the joy of creating with Lucky Diaz.
A Los Angeles–based GRAMMY-winning musician and children's author, Lucky draws on his Mexican American experience to help young audiences find inspiration in their own lives.
Traditional author visit? Contact Authors Unbound ↗
Bring your community
into the music.
Bring students and families together through original music, storytelling and the joy of creating with Lucky Diaz.
A Los Angeles–based GRAMMY-winning musician and children's author, Lucky draws on his Mexican American experience to help young audiences find inspiration in their own lives.
Traditional author visit? Contact Authors Unbound ↗
Choose the experience
for your audience.
School Assemblies
Music-first assemblies that invite students to sing, move and contribute ideas. Connect words, rhythm and storytelling with the people and places children know.
Plan around: grade levels, audience size, language goals and your bell schedule.
Plan a School Assembly ↗Family & Library Programs
Bring children and their grown-ups into the music together. Explore a family literacy night, library celebration or community gathering built around stories and participation.
Plan around: your families, languages, reading celebration and event setting.
Plan a Family Program ↗Family Concerts
Explore a family concert for your festival, performing arts venue or public celebration. Share your audience and production plans so we can discuss the right format and booking path.
Plan around: venue, audience, performance format and production.
Discuss a Concert ↗The everyday is where
the imagination starts.
Family, language and neighborhood life run through Lucky's music and books. His programs invite children to notice the stories around them—and explore what they could create themselves.
Hear a new possibility.
Meet an artist who works across songs and children's books, drawing on his own life and community.
Add your voice.
Participate through music, movement and ideas, with the approach discussed around your audience's ages and language experience.
Connect it to your world.
Explore how people, places and everyday observations can inspire creative expression.
Let your team
meet Lucky.
Start with the visit preview. Share it with your principal, librarian or PTA planning team, then talk with Tom about the format that fits your event.
Read school and library feedback on Lucky's author profile ↗
The preview includes author-visit experiences. Tom will recommend the format that fits your event.
Meet the storyteller.
Hear the music.
Meet Lucky Diaz
Explore Lucky's books, music and creative background.
Meet Lucky on his official site ↗Explore the music
“Ridiculous,” featured on the band's official music-and-videos page. An official music video sample.
Watch on YouTube ↗A clear plan.
A shared experience.
Let your team
meet Lucky.
Start with the visit preview. Share it with your principal, librarian or PTA planning team, then talk with Tom about the format that fits your event.
Read school and library feedback on Lucky's author profile ↗
The preview includes author-visit experiences. Tom will recommend the format that fits your event.
Meet the storyteller.
Hear the music.
Meet Lucky Diaz
Explore Lucky's books, music and creative background.
Meet Lucky on his official site ↗Explore the music
“Ridiculous,” featured on the band's official music-and-videos page. An official music video sample.
Watch on YouTube ↗A clear plan.
A shared experience.
Which ages and language levels are a fit?
Tell us your grade levels, audience size and English/Spanish goals. We'll discuss an age-appropriate approach and whether separate audience groups would work best.
Can our PTA arrange the program?
Yes. School staff and PTA planners can inquire together. Identify the program approver and the organization handling payment so the proposal reaches the right people.
How many presentations can we schedule?
Plan one or two agreed presentations, with a maximum of two presentations per day. An assembly plus an evening family program uses both presentations.
What about timing, equipment and accessibility?
Share your schedule, room, available equipment and access needs. Program length, sound, projection, load-in and responsibilities will be specified in the written proposal.
Are books included?
Books, signing and any sales or distribution arrangements are discussed separately. The proposal will state what is included.
What does a program cost?
Request a quote for your location, dates and format. Your proposal will specify the scope, number of presentations, production responsibilities and additional costs, if applicable.
When is our date confirmed?
An inquiry starts the conversation. Tom will check availability and explain the written confirmation steps required to reserve your date.
What are you planning?
Share your audience, goals and date options. Tom will recommend a program and follow up with availability and a quote.
Prefer email? Contact Tom directly ↗
Traditional author visit?
Contact Authors Unbound ↗
Let’s plan your event.
Send your organization, city and state, audience ages and size, preferred dates, and the program you have in mind.
Request Dates & a Quote ↗Tom will follow up with program options, availability and pricing. Your date is reserved only after written confirmation.
What are you planning?
Share your audience, goals and date options. Tom will recommend a program and follow up with availability and a quote.
Prefer email? Contact Tom directly ↗
Traditional author visit?
Contact Authors Unbound ↗
Let’s plan your event.
Send your organization, city and state, audience ages and size, preferred dates, and the program you have in mind.
Request Dates & a Quote ↗Tom will follow up with program options, availability and pricing. Your date is reserved only after written confirmation.