
Summer Mini Camps
& Ongoing Programs

Our new Intro to Music Mini Camp is the perfect way for your child (ages 9-10) to try out three different musical instruments, discover which instrument they like the best, and see if music lessons at Music4Kids would be a good fit for them.
In just 4 weeks, your child will explore the basics of playing these three instruments:

Week One
Piano

Week Two
Violin

Week Three
Guitar
Your child will receive 2 group lessons on each instrument. In Week 4 we put it all together and practice playing in an ensemble to perform at our end-of-summer concert.
When: Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 1:00 pm for four weeks from August 1 - 23. Each group lesson will last either 45 or 60 minutes, depending on enrollment (3 students = 45 minutes; 4 students = 60 minutes). Our end-of-summer concert is scheduled for Saturday, August 26 at 10:00 am.
Cost: $199 includes all materials and use of a guitar and violin during the weeks they are playing those instruments.
Fall Group Lesson Priority: Members of this mini camp will receive priority for enrollment in our new "Intro to Piano," "Intro to Guitar," and "Intro to Violin" group lessons offered during after school hours beginning in September.

On the Road is the ultimate pretend play road trip! Each week your child will "visit" a different vacation destination including the beach, the cottage, the fair, and a campsite (with a real tent). Each "location" features songs, instrument play, creative movement, and a story time.
When: Wednesdays at 1:00-1:45 from June 21-July 12. Parents join the last 15 minutes for a sharing time.
Cost: $95 includes four 45 minute sessions, On The Road music and ebook on the Kindermusik app, a physical book & CD, and a musical instrument.

Our weekly Kindermusik classes continue throughout the summer! Please note: Our Kindermusik Musician classes for ages 5 - 7 begin in October.

Summer is a great time to start lessons. Because some students travel or for other reasons take some time off in the summer, we often have openings. Students who are enrolled in the summer have priority for lesson times available in the new school year.