Ethos Music Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion of music and music-based education for youth in underserved communities. Music Lessons for Kids is Ethos' in-house music education program which provides affordable private and group music instruction taught on a variety of instruments. Like all of the programs offered at Ethos, classes are offered on a sliding scale based on student's participation in the free and reduced price lunch program. Registration is now open for Summer Camps! Full Day Summer Camp Sessions (Ages 6-12): June 24th - 28th (Rock Band or Hip Hop) July 8th - 12th (Rock Band or Hip Hop) July 22nd - 26th (Guitar or Piano) August 5th - 9th (Strings or Piano) August 12th - 16th (Percussion or Piano) August 26th - 30th (Percussion or Piano) Half Day Summer Camp Sessions: July 15-19th (Middle School Rock Band, ages 11-15) July 29th-August 2nd (Vocal Music Camp, ages 7-14)
Website: ethos.org
Phone: (503) 283-8467
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N Killingsworth St and NE Killingsworth St/N Williams Ave
Closed now
- Thu 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM
2 N Killingsworth St Portland, OR 97217 ·2289.17 mi
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yelpLast Minute Camp Opening for Queer Rock Camp (FREE!) Aug 11-15th. Check out their website for registration link....
Moreethos Music Center, has to be one of the most perfect place for any new practicing and I like that it's a nice place with good instruments and everybody's having a lot of fun with so much to do...
MoreEthos is an important arts education resource. Sliding scale lessons ensure that programs are affordable for all families. I highly recommend Ethos for music instruction and summer camps! The...
MoreWonderful music teachers, friendly and helpful ! They really care about kids getting started and having fun loving making music. Instrument rentals and group/ private lessons are very affordable....
MoreMy kid is not particularly obnoxious. Mainly because I have spent years of putting him in check and shooting the dagger eyes at him from across the table. What are dagger eyes you ask? Those are...
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