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Great to have a good showing and some comic relief

Great to have a good showing and some comic relief for our weekly teacher meeting! Thankful for these intelligent musical minds 🎼

Announcing our Virtual Student Showcase 💻 on 4/

Announcing our Virtual Student Showcase 💻 on 4/18. Upload your performance to YouTube, email it to us by 4/15 and tune in for the performances!

Happy birthday Paul! 🎂🎁🍰 Hope your day is

Happy birthday Paul! 🎂🎁🍰 Hope your day is filled with music, cake, and fun! Thank you for all you do at the Shed, we are lucky to have you as one of our teachers. Keep Shedding!

Internet + Equipment + Light + Patience = Success!

Internet + Equipment + Light + Patience = Success!

First week of virtual lessons in the books and we

First week of virtual lessons in the books and we have learned a lot at Guitar Shed! Thank you to all of our students for sticking with us! While most of us have never taught virtually, it has been a crash course in online learning and our teachers are getting better each day. We are now a completely virtual music school for the time being but are still taking students. Sign up today to get started! If you'd like to wait for in-person lessons you can purchase a gift certificate online. Keep Shedding!

Keep Shedding! Thanks Guitar Shedders for all the

Keep Shedding! Thanks Guitar Shedders for all the good vibes. See you on the interwebs! 💻

Greetings Guitar Shedders,Hope this message find

Greetings Guitar Shedders,Hope this message finds you well. Starting March 15 we will shift to virtual lessons at Guitar Shed. We will be open for lessons today and tomorrow, however, you do have the option of video-conferencing your lessons effective immediately. Please reach out to your teacher directly to coordinate video lessons. Their contact information is available in the student portal under “Contact Info." Our Spring Student Showcase will be postponed to a later date.This was not an easy decision, but one made in the best interest of our local community. Rather than wait until the virus spreads to Guitar Shed, we are being proactive to prevent further transmission.We are thankful to have access to video-conferencing technology (FaceTime, Skype, WhatsApp, etc.) that will allow our students to continue progressing on their instruments. I encourage you to please take advantage of this option as our teachers' livelihood depends on it. Musicians have been hit hard around the globe and locally with festivals and gigs being canceled. Several of our teachers at Guitar Shed are gigging musicians that will lose out on supplementary income in the weeks to come.Starting March 14 our regular lesson policy will be in place and you are welcome to cancel lessons with at least 24 hrs. notice and receive a makeup credit. Lesson times will remain the same. We are making one exception and increasing the maximum amount of allowed makeup credits this year from 5 to 8 for all students.
Lastly, I would like to reiterate that this is not a notice of closure. We are shifting our model to a virtual experience for the time being until the situation calms down. We will be in touch with updates as to when in-person lessons will resume. Our staff will also continue to monitor the general mailbox (lessons@guitarshedatl.com). Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.Thank you all for your support and…. Keep Shedding!
Parker

Please read the following update carefully.Our p

Please read the following update carefully.Our plan at Guitar Shed is to remain open unless Atlanta Public Schools (APS) decides to close schools in our area. I am meeting with local business owners and officials to determine the best plan of action going forward. We ask that you adhere to the following guidelines APS has issued. -Stay home when you are sick, and keep your children at home when they are sick. As a reminder, students running a fever must stay home from school until they are symptom-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication -Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom; before eating; and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. If soap and water are not readily available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol. -Avoid close contact with people who are sick. -Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands. -Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. -Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe.Disinfectant wipes are available in all lesson rooms and in the lobby. We are taking deep cleaning measures on all surfaces, instruments and common spaces.For the remainder of March, we are adjusting our cancellation policy to allow makeup credits within 24 hrs. only for students who are sick.We plan to offer Skype video lessons if we close down. Skype is a free service and works on most phones and computers that have a camera built-in. We will not make Skype lessons mandatory for students, but hopefully, this will make up for some lost income for our teachers. This is not ideal but will keep some semblance of normalcy and our students will continue to progress on their instruments. Lesson times will stay the same and the bonus is you can learn in your pajamas!Your health is paramount. Take care of yourselves, take care of each other and if you or your children start to feel symptoms please stay at home to avoid any potential spread.Feel free to reach out with any questions.Keep Shedding!

Happy Birthday Desmond! 🎂 🎁 🍰 🎈 This d

Happy Birthday Desmond! 🎂 🎁 🍰 🎈 This dude speaks all the languages and plays all the instruments. On top of that, he is a genuinely nice human being. If any of you Guitar Shedders have friends in Paris, tell them to catch his show next week! Thank you for teaching at Guitar Shed Desmond, you rock! 🎸

Teens and Adults Winter Recital ❄️ Photo Book

Teens and Adults Winter Recital ❄️ Photo Book just arrived!

Mr. Chris with a little “Django” written by Jo

Mr. Chris with a little “Django” written by John Lewis of the Modern Jazz Quartet #keepshedding 🎹 🎷🥁

Kids Recital Photo Album just arrived! 📸

Kids Recital Photo Album just arrived! 📸

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