Creative Arts Academy

About

Private music and art lessons covering piano, voice, drums, guitar, and visual arts starting at age 4. Creative Arts Academy runs on teaching artists who actively perform, so kids get instruction from working professionals rather than just instructors. Perfect for homeschool families looking to add structured creative classes to their week. The academy offers free trial lessons so your kid can test out an instrument or art style before committing. Group classes include everything from theater and choir to entrepreneurship and STEM, with age-specific programming that splits younger and older kids appropriately.

CG Community Development (CGCD) is a dynamic organization that offers a range of services including a Creative Arts Academy providing music lessons for all ages, student ensembles, and group programs. They are transitioning to a membership model, invit

Programs (2)

• Social Entrepreneurship Program Director

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  · Evening· Membership RequiredTrial available

  Creative Arts Academy at CGCD offers music lessons in drums, guitar, bass, ukulele, piano, and voice for kids starting at age 4 and beyond. The teaching artists who lead lessons are working musicians and performers themselves, so they bring real-world experience to their instruction and focus on building a strong creative foundation rather than just going through the motions. Lessons are offered in the evenings, with both 30-minute private lessons available, and you can try out a free trial lesson before committing to anything. The program operates on a membership model starting at just $10 per month, making quality music instruction really accessible. What sets them apart is their philosophy of meeting kids where they are—whether your child is just discovering music or already has goals in mind—and helping them actually get there.

• Music Lessons

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  · Evening· Membership RequiredTrial available

  Creative Arts Academy offers private music lessons in drums, guitar, bass, ukulele, piano, and voice for kids starting at age four. Their teaching artists are working performers who know how to make lessons engaging and fun while building a real foundation in music, whether your kid is just starting out or working toward specific goals. Lessons are offered in the evenings, with 30-minute sessions available on a monthly membership model for just $10 per month (plus $13 per individual lesson). Best part? You can try a free trial lesson first to see if it's a good fit before committing, and they're a direct provider with Step Up, so that might help with costs depending on your situation.