Group Classes

This dynamic five-day camp gives emerging performers the chance to dive deeper into the core skills of musical theatre: singing, acting, and dancing. Campers will work on ensemble vocal pieces from popular musicals, learn a choreographed number, and develop their stage presence through improv, scene work, and drama games. Open to all experience levels—whether you're new to the stage or building your skills, this camp meets you where you are.
Camp hours: 9am-3pm

This five-day camp is a fun and supportive introduction to the world of musical theatre! Young performers will explore singing, acting, and dancing through group vocal activities, a simple choreographed dance routine, and playful drama games, improv, and short skits. No experience is needed—just a love of performing and a willingness to try something new!
Camp Hours: 9-3pm

Get ready to think on your feet and laugh out loud! This exciting improv theatre camp introduces campers to the core principles of improvisation through fun, accessible games and activities. We’ll start the week with warm-ups and team-building exercises, gradually building toward a friendly “Theatre Sports” style of play—creative and supportive games that encourage imagination, teamwork, and confident choices. Whether you're new to acting or already love the stage, this camp gives everyone a chance to shine and grow their instincts as a performer.
Camp Hours: 9-3pm

​This is a fantastic opportunity for beginners of all ages to learn the fundamentals of playing the guitar this summer! Whether you're a teenager or an adult, this course is designed to provide you with the essential skills needed to strum a few tunes around the campfire in just four weeks!

Never picked up a guitar before? No problem. No previous experience is required; we'll start from scratch on Day 1. Throughout the course, you'll receive expert guidance and support as you learn the basics of guitar playing.
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You'll learn how to form chords, explore different strumming techniques, build your timing skills, and develop a repertoire of songs.

By the end of this four-week course, you'll be amazed at the progress you've made as a guitarist.

The course is open to anyone aged 10 and up, making it suitable for both young aspiring musicians and adults who have always wanted to learn to play the guitar. With just one hour of class per week, it's a manageable commitment that fits into any busy schedule.

This course will also be offered in August from the 5th to 26th at 6:30pm.

Meet Mozart Mouse, Beethoven Bear, and other music friends, who will introduce your little one to the language of music.

​This one-hour, 36-week class consists of exciting lessons with singing, listening, movement, rhythm activities, and the basics of piano playing. Mozart Mouse and Beethoven Bear and many other music friends join each class to help introduce all these music elements.​

The lessons centre around music adventures - learning about and exploring music. Students learn music note time values, Hi/Lo sounds, musical dynamics (quiet and loud sounds), and how to use the voice to sing. They experiment with rhythms using rhythm instruments, start to learn how to play the piano, and explore how to create and navigate their own musical world. This class is a social way to experience music and learn how music exists in society. The class works around children's learning styles and auditory, tactile, visual, and movement are all incorporated into each lesson.

Building on Level 1, this one-hour, 36-week class consists of exciting lessons with singing, listening, movement, rhythm activities, and the basics of piano playing. Mozart Mouse and Beethoven Bear and many other music friends join each class to help introduce all these music elements.​

The lessons centre around music adventures - learning about and exploring music. Students learn music note time values, Hi/Lo sounds, musical dynamics (quiet and loud sounds), and how to use the voice to sing. They experiment with rhythms using rhythm instruments, start to learn how to play the piano, and explore how to create and navigate their own musical world. This class is a social way to experience music and learn how music exists in society. The class works around children's learning styles and auditory, tactile, visual, and movement are all incorporated into each lesson.

Prerequisite: Level 1 or on approval of instructor.

Expand your child's musical skills through movement, and further develop cognitive skills in fun and engaging ways.

The positive atmosphere of this one-hour weekly class helps support lifelong connections with music, builds strong parent-child emotional bonds, and develops the foundation for basic cognitive skills including
attention, memory, perception, and cognitive flexibility. Through Smart Start’s neuroscience-based curriculum, you and your child will learn about the fundamentals of music by moving your bodies, singing, and playing. In every class session, you will learn multicultural songs and games with particular attention paid to beat, rhythm, and listening skills. You’ll also receive access to the parent portal which includes downloadable activities to try at home, curated articles and content on childhood development, and updates on your child’s growth throughout the course.

A care provider accompanies their child for all classes for this course.

(No classes on statutory holidays or during winter or spring break.)

Develop your child's musical abilities through more independent activities and expand cognitive skills through creativity and self-awareness.

Set your child on the right path by engaging them in multicultural music, movement-based play, and neuroscience-based learning. This one-hour weekly class focuses on cognitive skills relevant to music, such as sustaining attention, remembering songs, and recognizing perceptual cues as well as developing gross motor function in toddlers by encouraging them to move their bodies in time to sounds and music. Children will also practice listening and singing, playing simple instruments like maracas and drums, and taking turns, leading to musical competence, confidence, a sense of belonging, and increased social skills.

You and your child will participate actively in the class, while you support the development of your child's musical creativity and build further skills for musical interaction together. You’ll also receive access to the parent portal which includes downloadable activities to try at home, curated articles and content on childhood development, and updates on your child’s growth throughout the course.

A care provider accompanies their child for all classes for this course.

Singing, dancing, playing games - children adore this active, play-based learning environment.

This neuroscience-based class supports the growth of your child’s cognitive skills through activities such as recognizing musical patterns, focusing on the most important aspects of music, and understanding connections across artistic representations.

In this one-hour weekly class, your child will learn foundational musical skills such as tempo, meter, pitch, and volume, and play a wider variety of percussion instruments. They’ll also play with picture-based pre-notation and collaborate in musical activities with other children designed to foster basic musical knowledge and encourage individual and group creativity. You’ll also receive access to the parent portal which includes downloadable activities to try at home, curated articles and content on childhood development, and updates on your child’s growth throughout the course.

A care provider accompanies each child in Smart Start™ (3 Years) for the first few sessions only.

Singing, dancing, playing games - children adore this active, play-based learning environment.

This neuroscience-based class supports the growth of your child’s cognitive skills through activities such as recognizing musical patterns, focusing on the most important aspects of music, and understanding connections across artistic representations.

In this one-hour weekly class, your child will learn foundational musical skills such as tempo, meter, pitch, and volume, and play a wider variety of percussion instruments. They’ll also play with picture-based pre-notation and collaborate in musical activities with other children designed to foster basic musical knowledge and encourage individual and group creativity. You’ll also receive access to the parent portal which includes downloadable activities to try at home, curated articles and content on childhood development, and updates on your child’s growth throughout the course.

A care provider accompanies each child for the first few sessions only.

Summer Strings is a three-day music camp for adult violin, viola, and cello students looking to develop their skills. Students will elevate their playing techniques while attending chamber music coaching sessions, masterclasses, and private lessons.

The instructors Sandra Wilmot, John Suderman, and Olivia Walsh - all professional musicians with the Okanagan Symphony Orchestra - will lead participants through chamber pieces and teach techniques to help students progress on their instruments. An informal performance will take place in the afternoon of the final camp day.

This camp is open to students over the age of 17, who play at a minimum of level 5 or equivalent.

​Time: 10am-4pm
August 25, 26, & 27, 2025
Early Bird Tuition until June 17: $195 (plus registration fees) 
Regular Tuition: $250 (plus registration fees)

Registration is open until July 15, 2025.

No refunds after August 1, 2025.