ASHEVILLE
As of Spring 2025, the structure of our offerings has changed. You can join the fun by checking out an upcoming pop-up class! Click below to see the calendar.
WINTER 2024-2025
winter 2025 semester
Wednesdays at 9:30am at Whole Body Chiro
Sundays at 10am at The Well (FULL as of 1/10)
Classes will run for 8 weeks beginning on Wednesday, January 8th. Price includes music class attendance and weekly lesson plans so you can bring music class home with you!
PRICING
Prices shown are for 1 child. Siblings under 1 are FREE!Families with 2+ children over 1 year old: +$10 per class
Full Winter Semester
$180 for UNLIMITED ATTENDANCE
$160 for 8 classes
$145 for 6 classes
Drop-In
$30 per class
Limited scholarships are available. Email Miss Jennie to learn more and apply.
WINTER 2025 LOCATIONS
Whole Body Chiropractic
390 S. French Broad Ave, Asheville, NC 28801
The Well
3 Louisiana Ave, Asheville, NC 28806
If class has to be canceled due to inclement weather/unsafe conditions, class will be held online via Zoom (or a similar platform). If you are unable to attend your regularly scheduled class, you must notify Miss Jennie at least one hour before class begins, and you will then be able to make up the class another time. If you are unable to make up your missed class(es) before the end of the semester, you can credit the value of one missed class ($15) towards tuition for a future semester.
Germs!
We take the following measures to keep us all safe and healthy.
Classes are held outdoors when possible, and indoor classes are kept small to avoid crowding.
Thorough sanitation of all instruments between classes using Force of Nature (non-toxic disinfectant)
Strict sick policy with flexible make-up options
Masks are recommended inside for all grownups.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can I come to a trial class before registering?
Yes! Everyone is welcome to attend one free trial class at any time during the semester. Email us to set it up!
What are adults expected to do in music class?
All adults are expected to fully participate in music class - put away the phones, pause the side conversations, and have fun with your child! Your child, as well as all others in the room, will be watching you as a model for how to behave, so it is important that you are engaged with the activities being presented in music class. Being engaged during class will also make it easier to bring the activities back home with you.
Will music class really do anything for my infant? How young is too young?
Yes! Babies are taking in everything around them, so we stimulate their mental development and musical potential by exposing them to the fun and joy of music at an early age. Our music classes are also fantastic opportunities for you to bond with your baby, and you will cherish the times that you got to sing with and play with your baby while they stare at you in awe. Lastly, you'll meet other parents who can become a strong and supportive network as your little one grows up. We've had babies as young as 3 weeks enroll in music class, and babies as young as 5 days old accompany their older siblings to music class... so, there is no such thing as too young! We especially encourage you to try The Baby Music Class where the activities will cater to the baby/grownup duo, and where you don't have to worry about toddlers wandering with their clumsy feet and germs!
The semester has already started - can I still join?
Yes, families are welcome to register at any time and are handled on a case-by-case basis.
Do you offer refunds?
We have a very flexible makeup policy, so refunds are not available.
My child is very active and physical - will they be a distraction in class?
Not at all! Music class is a flexible space where we encourage all children to choose their own levels of participation. So long as your child is not risking the safety of others, we encourage you to relax, engage with the musical activities, and let your child explore as they see fit. Of course, if your child is about to reach the equipment and change the song, we hope you'll step in first. :)
My child is very shy and passive - is music class a good place for them?
Yes! Even if children sit and watch passively, they are constantly observing, absorbing, and learning. As the adult, you will still engage in the activities, and your child will most likely join in before long.