Music for Aardvarks - Upper West Side
Parent-and-child music classes built around original songs in a range of styles, from rock to folk. Little ones sing, dance and play simple instruments alongside a live guitar-playing teacher.
by Muse Arts (formerly Eastside Westside Music Together)
Photo: museartsnyc.com
The Upper West Side home base of the program formerly known as Eastside Westside Music Together, now run as Muse Arts. Babies, toddlers and preschoolers sing, dance and play instruments with caregivers, and older kids can take Rhythm Kids or beginner piano.
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Year-round monthly enrollment for 2026-27
Monthly rolling membership; trial class available
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Ages 0–8.
Monthly rolling membership; trial class available
Year-round monthly enrollment for 2026-27
102 W 75th St, Garden Level, 10023, in the Upper West Side, Manhattan.
Yes. Muse Arts Music Together is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Muse Arts (formerly Eastside Westside Music Together): museartsnyc.com, or call (917) 994-0534.
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