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I'm Toronto's BIGGEST, littlest Piano Man
Max Keys: A Remarkable Young Talent Making a Difference Through Music and Art
Toronto, Canada – Max Keys, a 12-year-old musician and artist, is capturing hearts with his extraordinary talent and unwavering commitment to philanthropy. Born with a natural gift for music and art, Max began playing the piano at the age of 5 and started drawing at age 7.
From a young age, Max's passion for music has driven him to advocate for children's rights. He proudly serves as an ambassador for several organizations, including the Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada, Save the Children Canada, The Hospital for Sick Children, and Meagan’s Hug. His dedication is evident through his engaging Instagram live concerts, where he performs popular songs to raise funds for charity. To date, Max has raised over $20,000 for Save the Children Canada, more than $5,000 for the Children’s Aid Foundation, and has sold artwork for $650, with all proceeds benefiting SickKids Hospital.
Max’s remarkable efforts have not gone unnoticed; he has been featured in numerous press articles and has made appearances on popular platforms, including segments on Breakfast Television and CP24 Breakfast. His work is a testament to how one young individual can harness their talent for the greater good.
In addition to his philanthropic endeavors, Max is also a familiar face at the Hospital for Sick Children, where he performs to uplift young patients. His contributions to the Children's Aid Foundation have been invaluable and have garnered him recognition in the sports world as well. Notably, he is featured in two NHL history books for being the first person, other than the original organist Jimmy Holstrom, to play the organ during three live Toronto Maple Leafs hockey games at Scotiabank Arena, performing in front of 20,000 fans at just six years old.
With his vibrant personality and infectious energy, Max was lead in the award-winning short film ‘Zero O’Clock’, snagging the title of Best Short Student Film. But that’s just the beginning! Max has dazzled audiences with numerous roles across TV series, showcasing his versatility and flair.
Max Keys is not just a talented musician and artist; he is an inspiration to children and adults alike. His commitment to making a difference through his music and art showcases the profound impact one person can have on the world.
For more information about Max Keys and his charitable initiatives, please contact itsmaxsmom@gmail.com
Scotiabank Arena
Max is featured in two NHL history books for being the first person, other than the original organist Jimmy Holstrom, to play the organ during three live Toronto Maple Leafs hockey games at Scotiabank Arena, performing in front of 20,000 fans at just six years old.
Dive into Max’s vibrant art world!
Known for his unique style, Max crafts stunning portraits that celebrate the people who inspire him, from cherished friends to iconic figures. He primarily creates on canvas but is also renowned for transforming skateboard decks into his canvases, seamlessly blending the thrill of the street with the elegance of fine art. Using a mix of watercolors, acrylics, and paint pens, he brings each piece to life with expressive doodles and imaginative backgrounds that burst with color and energy. Max’s art isn’t just a feast for the eyes; it’s a joyful journey through creativity, inviting you to see the world through his colorful lens! 🛹✨
Comedian Matt Rife and Max's mom
