With age-appropriate instruments, creative movement, singing, and games, children will explore the world of music and have fun with new friends. Music exploration can improve listening and language skills, socialization, and even math skills. Caregiver must remain in the room but does not have to participate in activities.

Imagination takes center stage in this fun introduction to physical and vocal expression, characterization, and storytelling.

Explore imaginative play, theater games, and skits that make you a better problem solver and collaborator, and let you express your best self!

Emotions, character development, and creative movement are just some of the acting skills you will use to act out this story of very opinionated crayons!

Learn and practice singing, choreography, and acting in this fun intro to musical theater.

Ready to take creative drama to the next level? Have fun working together as a team while developing acting techniques to build characters and tell stories.

Dive into the world of adventure, magic, and fantasy using books and original ideas as inspiration. Discover the magic of acting while developing scenes inspired by magical characters, stories, and landscapes.

Learn the story, ballet steps and classical music of Peter and the Wolf!

Explore your playful spirit as you learn about the keyboard, note values, and pre-reading with creative songs, rhythm games, and technique activities in a small group setting. Paced for the very young musician. Keyboards provided in class; bring headphones. Please note the age for this class has changed from 5-6 to 6-7.

Learn classical piano techniques and build confidence while playing popular songs. Students learn to improvise, play by ear, play chord progressions, and read music in a fun, small-group environment. Keyboards provided in class. Please note the age for this class has changed from 7-10 to 8-11.

Explore theater through the power of play. Learn improvisational games and activities that build confidence, teamwork, acting skills, all while having fun onstage.

Imagination takes center stage in this fun introduction to physical and vocal expression, characterization, and storytelling.