Community Lesson Program
Learn Music is a proud participant in the Cain Center for the Arts' Community Lesson Program. This need-based initiative provides free, nine-month music lessons for students ages 7–17 in voice, guitar, piano, or drums, helping make high-quality music education accessible to more families in our community.
The Community Lesson Program was established by the Cain Center for the Arts in 2020 to provide local students ages 7–17 with access to nine months of music instruction at no cost. Students receive lessons in voice, guitar, piano, or drums, and upon completing the program, each student is awarded a free instrument that corresponds with their area of study.
Learn Music has been a proud participant in the Community Lesson Program since its inception in 2020 and has celebrated the graduation of more than 80 students. We are honored to help make high-quality music education more accessible to young musicians throughout our community.
FAQs
-
Not at all! The Community Lesson Program is for students of all skill levels, and beginners are more than welcome. Learn Music’s instructors excel at guiding both brand new and established musicians.
-
Yes, all Community Lesson Program students receive an instrument at the beginning of the program and have the opportunity to keep the instrument upon graduation from the program.
-
Everyone interested in the program must apply on the Cain Center for the Arts website. Once accepted, students will receive guidelines for participation. Click here to learn more and apply.
-
You can apply for the Community Lesson Program on the Cain Center’s website. Click here to learn more.
-
Yes! Community Lesson Program students have the opportunity to perform in two recitals held at the Cain Center for the Arts.
