In addition to our awesome summer camps, we have exciting offerings this summer for ages 0-100 – join us for:

This summer, we are hosting a 2-Week Teen Band Intensive, designed to help teens develop their musical talents in a collaborative, hands-on environment. The program offers a unique blend of creativity, skill-building and real-world experience that aspiring musicians will find both inspiring and rewarding. Program Highlights: …

Join us on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month from 7-8 pm for a fun, all-levels ukulele class for adults! Whether you’re just starting out or already strumming strong, everyone is welcome to learn new songs, improve their skills and enjoy group play …

Discover how Madonna transformed personal reinvention and controversy into groundbreaking musical success.

Explore how Bob Dylan channeled social change and personal evolution into timeless songwriting.

Come learn how Fleetwood Mac turned a turbulent backstage life into musical inspiration

Summer is just around the corner, and Bird School is ready to make it a lasting and memorable experience! We still have spots available in our weekly  summer camps, with half day and full day options starting June 10, where your child can explore music …

It’s time for our annual no-theme themed band session, when you choose the genres and the songs to explore and perform. Whether you want to dive into oldies, cover current hits or anything in between, we’re ready to help you make these songs your own …

Singer-songwriter Paul Simon has made hits and earned accolades for over half a century, both solo and with early collaborator Art Garfunkel.  “I believe that we are all connected on this very basic emotional level by music — by rhythm and harmony.” – Paul Simon …

If we can learn anything from Sir Elton John, it’s that even if you’re born Reginald Kenneth Dwight, it’s perfectly okay to rechristen yourself Elton Hercules John and embark from your humble beginnings on a multi-faceted career of musical fabulousness. The man Entertainment Weekly describes …