Concert sign up | Kitchen Music Studios

Kitchen Music Studios Concerts offer all Kitchen Music students (like you!) an opportunity to work toward a performance goal. Goals are very good motivators! And, of course, the performances offer a chance for friends and family to come together, to support and to celebrate a musician’s accomplishments and love of music.

MID-YEAR CONCERTS
Saturday, March 8th, 2026
10am to 3pm

—Hugh's Room Live—
296 Broadview Avenue

Sign up below if you're interested in participating in one of the concerts! We will be in touch with all the details including performance times, etc. through email.
You will be placed in one of multiple concerts on concert day (between 10am and 3pm), and we'll send you the official schedule a week before your concert day. Concerts will run approximately 60-80 minutes per concert with no intermission.

Hand sanitizer and disposable masks will be available. Please pre-screen at home for covid or flu symptoms before attending in-person concerts.

There is a $24 participation fee required from students to help offset the cost of the events. But it's FREE FOR FAMILY & FRIENDS to come & cheer you on!

Deadline to sign up: Saturday, Feb. 21st.
—Sign up below—

Thanks for signing up! We'll be in touch with more details soon. See you at the concert!

Participation Fee

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"We really enjoyed the concert on Sunday. It felt a bit like an emotional journey, going from that sweet, little boy plonking out Ode to Joy on the ukulele for his very first time, with everyone on the edge of their seats rooting for him, right through to that accomplished teenager on piano showing us all how it's all done. So great!"

—KMS Parent