Bio

Patrick Linehan is a talented artist, musician, and proud Flutie Foundation Ambassador whose colorful, cheerful artwork reflects his joyful outlook on life. Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Patrick uses his creativity to inspire happiness, raise autism awareness, and spread positivity through his art.

A graduate of Berkshire Hills Music Academy (BHMA), Patrick participates in the Life Enhancement Program at Lifeworks Arc in Norwood, where he continues to grow his artistic and employment goals. His vibrant notecards, prints, and calendars capture his fun, whimsical style that brings smiles to people of all ages.

Patrick is also a member of the Spectrum of Sound choir, a gifted pianist, and an emerging recording artist. In October 2025, he released his debut song, “Happy When It Rains,” featured on the album STARS on the Spectrum: Vol. 2, available on all major streaming platforms. The song was written and produced by Jake Velazquez and Jen Msumba. Patrick is deeply grateful to the Flutie Foundation for the opportunity to collaborate with such a wonderful team and to shine while showcasing his talents.

Patrick frequently performs at community events and autism-related fundraisers. He enjoys volunteering with Meals on Wheels, cheering for the Red Sox, and spending time with his family—Paul, Sue, David, and Christina—in Sharon, Massachusetts.

Through his art, music, and advocacy, Patrick shares his message of joy, inclusion, and creativity with the world.