Jammin' Music

Music Together At The Beach in Signal Hill, CA offers engaging music classes for babies, toddlers, and families. Led by warm instructors Kendra and Juliette, sessions are fun, interactive, and welcoming. Original songs, a music book, and an app accompany the class. The hygienic space and easy make-ups keep families coming back.

Atlantic Meditation is a Long Beach meditation school dedicated to guided mindfulness practice and mental well-being. Reviews highlight compassionate instruction from James Kim, with students noting better mood, reduced anxiety, and a sense of hope and inner peace through daily practice and community learning. The program fosters focus, resilience, and gratitude in a welcoming setting.

Located at 5465 E Carson St, Long Beach, The Rok Music Academy is a student-focused music school offering guitar lessons and more. Reviews praise patient teachers (e.g., Anthony), engaging theory lessons, and opportunities to perform at gigs. With supportive owners Brad and Stephanie, students explore classical to rock, building confidence—and some have even been accepted to prestigious programs like Berklee.

Arthur Murray Dance Studio Long Beach offers private lessons and group classes in a warm, high-energy ballroom environment. With 1-2 dedicated instructors per student, beginners learn multiple styles—from cha-cha to salsa—and explore wedding choreography and social dancing. The studio's strong community earned Top Studio honors at the 2025 Unique Dance-O-Rama.

Belmont Music Studio is a music school and store located at 5275 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803. It offers guitar and violin lessons for kids. Reviewers praise a friendly staff, excellent instructors, a clean space, and a welcoming vibe. The owner John is described as friendly, with flexible scheduling and a positive, family-friendly learning environment.

Long Beach School of Music offers piano lessons in Long Beach, CA, at 3840 Woodruff Ave Ste 109. The school earns praise for Lisa Kato, a brilliant instructor who makes learning fun and helps students grasp music theory. From five-year-olds to adults, learners advance from casual practice to more rigorous study, including a performance at a Santa Clara music convention. Other teachers are polite and cooperative, creating a welcoming environment.