5 Days of Musical Exploration and Fun!
⏰ Full-Day Programming (9 AM - 3 PM) – Engaging music activities all day long!
🎹 Group Ensembles & Individual Lessons – Learn and grow with peers & mentors.
🎛 Hands-On Workshops – Explore electronic music production, songwriting, & composing.
🌳 Lunch & Recess at the Park – A refreshing break to recharge and have fun.
🎼 Join an Afternoon Band! – Collaborate and build musical confidence.
🎤 Final Performance & Recording – Showcase talents in a final performance!
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My child has no prior music experience. Can they still attend camp?Yes! Our summer camp is designed for musicians of all experience levels, from beginner to advanced. Our expert instructors will place each camper in a group that matches their skill level, ensuring they feel comfortable and supported while learning. Whether it’s their first time or they’ve played before, every child will have fun exploring music in a friendly, engaging environment.
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What are the camp dates and daily schedule?Our Summer Camp runs from 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM, Monday through Friday. 📅 Available Camp Weeks: Week 1: June 9-13 Week 2: June 23-27 We’ve attached a sample schedule below so you can get a feel for what a typical camp day looks like!
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Is aftercare available for campers who need a later pickup time?We do provide optional daily aftercare add-on for Deeply Rooted Music Campers! We will provide 2 extra hours of activities such as park time, movies, story time, and games. Contact us after signing up for camp to hear about our drop-in aftercare options!
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Do campers need to bring their own instruments?Nope! We have plenty of instruments available for campers to use. However, if your child already has an instrument they love, we encourage them to bring it along so they can get comfortable playing on their own gear!
what people say...
Lindsey, Parent
"Our child had a great time and learned a lot in a short amount of time. We will definitely be back and recommend to friends!"
Zayden, Camper
"My favorite part of camp was probably learning how to play new instruments because playing music is fun and I just like learning new stuff!"
Laura, Parent
They aren't just teaching their students to play an instrument, they're giving students the opportunity to love music.