Schubert Club KidsJam Workshops for Homeschool Families
About KidsJam Workshops
KidsJam workshops are 60-minute interactive sessions for children ages 5-12 to experience musical performances, get involved through creative activities and movement, and learn about the people, cultures, and sounds behind the music.
All homeschool programs take place on Tuesday or Wednesday mornings at 10:30 am in the Schubert Club Museum, Landmark Center, Downtown Saint Paul unless otherwise listed.
Schubert Club KidsJam in the Community
In addition to our programs for homeschool students, we are proud to partner with several area community centers to bring these interactive music workshops to students in after-school programs.
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February 2020
KidsJam with Copper Street Brass
Copper Street Brass brings a hands-on and fun musical experience for all! LEARN about the science of musical sounds during this entertaining and educational presentation. LISTEN to familiar, exciting, and up-tempo songs. CREATE a musical craft to PLAY and demonstrate how musical sounds are produced.
Find out more »April 2020
KidsJam with Mill City String Quartet
LEARN about what made Beethoven's music special and exciting, and how to compose your own music! CREATE your own compositions with the Mill City String Quartet and hear them performed. LISTEN to the stories from Beethoven's life and hear how they shaped the music he created. Use your body to PLAY rhythms together in a lively community setting!
Find out more »KidsJam Pricing
KidsJam Workshop Prices:
$5 per child participant
Accompanying adults and babes-in-arms have free admission into the KidsJam Workshop
Space and supplies are limited.
Advance registration highly recommended.
Register online or by calling the Schubert Club Ticket Office at 651-292-3268
KidsJam Workshops take place in the Schubert Club Museum, Second Floor of Landmark Center, 75 W 5th Street, Saint Paul, MN 55102 directions
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund, and a grant from the Wells Fargo Foundation Minnesota.