fbpx

Music Equals Community Programs

Home > Music Equals Program > Music Equals Community Programs
Music Equals FREE Community Programs are designed for all ages and skill levels. We offer a wide variety of classes where our participants can learn to play different instruments, learn more about various musical genres, and expand their skillset through the medium of music. Our goal is to increase accessibility to music opportunities for those who face barriers to participating in music education.
For more information on these classes and how to register, please email our Outreach Coordinator at outreach@mcma.ca
MusicEquals_website
BABY BEATS

AGES 0-3

Mondays & Thursdays, 10:30-11 am
March 6-May 11
online via Zoom
CLASSES ARE FREE –
funded entirely by Music Equals supporters

To register:
Click here to register online
Call: 204-997-7302
Email: outreach@mcma.ca

Baby Beats gives parents with babies and toddlers a chance to participate in music sharing time together from the comfort of their own homes. Instructor McKenna Ogg uses nursery rhymes, books, music recordings, dance, movement, and body percussion to introduce basic musical foundations to our littlest participants. Children enjoy a variety of activities which focus on rhythm, motor skills and pitch while their parents begin to understand how their babies learn.

MusicEquals_website
WHAT DOES MUSIC LOOK LIKE?

AGES 7-12

Thursdays, 6-7 pm
March 9-May 11
Fort Garry Community Centre, 880 Oakenwald Ave
CLASSES ARE FREE –
funded entirely by Music Equals supporters

REGISTRATION CLOSED-CLASS IS FULL

REGISTRATION CLOSED-CLASS IS FULL

Presented by the Manitoba Conservatory of Music & Arts’ Music Equals program, instructor PJ Anderson will take students on an exploration of identifying how different types of music makes them feel or what stories it helps them imagine. Using different arts media, they will create different art projects through painting, drawing, sculpting or crafting. This class touches on wellness topics like being able to identify emotions and use the arts as coping and self regulation tools in a fun and inclusive environment. Students ages 7-12 are welcome, enrollment is limited!