Where to find the best music camp in Marlborough? Top-3 options

I love your place!!!! ☺☺ For JP . From Caden.

This place is amazing–great instructors and atmosphere. The new owners have done an incredible job with the band program. My son loves it here and has learned a lot.

So before I give my review I’m gonna say this little bit about myself, 2 months ago I broke both legs with all this time on my hands of healing I reached out to Joe the owner of the rock institute he is like Dave Grohl he can play just about anything, I asked him to help me get better at playing guitar and he had me working with max who also is a instructor and let me say from the point I got home from my lesson I sat on my room and just played the chords we went over , so thank you again Joe and Max !

How much fun is this! A terrific path towards learning an instrument…. proving the School of Rock is for all ages (I’m 56)…… my son, 10, inspired me…

Total blast.

I have been learning electric guitar here for 2 years best session of my people here are so nice and helpful

My son (12) plays drums, and my daughter (14) plays guitar. We’ve been going to SoR Natick since late February and they are having a great time.

It is expensive, especially with two kids going at the same time, but if you count the 2.5 hours a week of rehearsal time + the .75 hours a week of instruction time it comes out to about $23/hour ($325 a month divided by ~14 hours/month). Granted they are not playing for the full 2.5 hours of rehearsal time, it’s still a good value if you consider music store lessons are $25-$35 for a *half* hour.

The performance program also encourages the kids to practice more often then when they were taking individual lessons. If you value working as a team as a valuable life skill, but your child is not a team sports kind of kid (or maybe you’re not a team sports kind of parent…) SoR is a great program for them to learn work as a team while building a skill they’ll have for life.