Wiggleworms^®

for kids 2 to 4 years old

Introduce your child to the world of music with Old Town School of Folk Music's Wiggleworms®, the perfect place to connect to music and make new friends.

A Social Experience

Connect with other parents, grandparents and caregivers with similar aged children and create friendships for life!

Register Any Time

Most classes are open enrollment, start when you’re ready or join us for a full 16 or 8-week session.

Authentic Music

Classes feature original songs & favorites performed by trained educators and talented musicians. Teachers use guitars, ukuleles, banjos, gathering drums and more!

Sing, Dance & Bubbles!

There’s always surprises in a Wiggleworms class as children begin to develop a lifelong love for music.

Unplug & Plug In

Classes are 45-minutes, cherish the experience with your little ones and take a break from the distractions of daily life.

for kids - 2 to 3 years

Wiggleworms 2 years

We love two year olds and their boundless energy and huge imaginations! This high energy class features music and activities specifically designed with your toddler’s developmental needs in mind. Through repetition and routine, this class helps prepare your child for the transition to preschool all while laying a musical foundation for a lifelong love of music.

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for kids - 3 to 4 years

Meet the Instruments

Singing games and open-ended exploration to build your child’s emerging music literacy skills. We gently introduce music concepts such as melody, dynamics, tempo, beat, and rhythm while providing hands-on experience with "big kid" instruments and songs.

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for kids - 6 months to 3 years

Mixed Age Wiggleworms

Physical, language, social, cognitive, and musical development are stimulated through musical play. A mix of ages ranging from 6 months to 3 years this class invites children to make new friends, learn from each other in a mixed age social setting that allows for amazing opportunities for kids to work at their own pace, learn social skills from their older peers, and learn to model for and nurture their younger peers.

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