Jay McMahon is a dedicated advocate for youth development through the performing arts, with a lifelong commitment to excellence, tradition, and community. Based in Harleysville, PA, but born in Boston, MA, Jay has been actively involved in organizations like USBands, contributing his time and expertise to support events and initiatives that empower young performers.
Known for his thoughtful leadership and attention to detail, Jay brings a wealth of experience to every project he undertakes. Whether coordinating logistics, mentoring staff, or supporting the legacy of the World Drum Corps Hall of Fame and the Marching Pageantry Arts Museum, his work reflects a deep respect for history and a passion for preserving the integrity of the arts.
Jay’s professional and creative pursuits include campaign planning, logo design, and strategic development for commemorative events. His current focus includes helping efforts to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the World Drum Corps Hall of Fame in 2026 and find a permanent home for the Museum.
Jay's marching experience includes the Watertown Cadets, 27th Lancers, Boston Crusaders, and the DCA corps the Princemen, all from Massachusetts.
With a collaborative spirit and a commitment to quality, Jay continues to make meaningful contributions to the performing arts community, honoring the past while inspiring future generations.
Known for his thoughtful leadership and attention to detail, Jay brings a wealth of experience to every project he undertakes. Whether coordinating logistics, mentoring staff, or supporting the legacy of the World Drum Corps Hall of Fame and the Marching Pageantry Arts Museum, his work reflects a deep respect for history and a passion for preserving the integrity of the arts.
Jay’s professional and creative pursuits include campaign planning, logo design, and strategic development for commemorative events. His current focus includes helping efforts to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the World Drum Corps Hall of Fame in 2026 and find a permanent home for the Museum.
Jay's marching experience includes the Watertown Cadets, 27th Lancers, Boston Crusaders, and the DCA corps the Princemen, all from Massachusetts.
With a collaborative spirit and a commitment to quality, Jay continues to make meaningful contributions to the performing arts community, honoring the past while inspiring future generations.