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PLAY music & art classes
Fall ’24 PLAY music at Silverlake Conservatory of Music started on 9/24/24. It’s not too late to join us. There are a few spots available in select classes. Enroll here.
View the schedules for mixed-age PLAY music–10-week Fall PLAY music–and the 4s & 5s class.
Cricket Sings, our third compilation album, was released on 9/6/24! Check it out here.
Fall ’24 PLAY music & art classes for private groups run September through November (with a 6-class minimum session). Read more about our mobile PLAY music-and-movement classes (mixed-age for babies through preschool, or 4s & 5s), and our process-oriented art classes for age 2-5.
For Schools & Childcare Centers: PLAY music and art teachers visit preschools and childcare facilities year round, working with them both directly and through our partner organizations serving Head Start. Click for information about classroom programs, and staff development workshops for early childhood educators.
We’re excited to be partnering with Lanterman Regional Center to provide music and movement classes to the families they serve this fall. Click for information about Lanterman and the class series.
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