Ensuring all children can experience the arts through music and performance

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Mission

Mode Music and Performing Arts is a nonprofit arts organization offering innovative arts education programs promoting confidence, social awareness, equity and empathy in our students and community.

Vision

Mode Music and Performing Arts (MMPA) envisions a future where children’s voices lead the way in creating a better community through art and expression. We seek to empower youth to thrive, fearlessly lead, and adapt to an ever-changing world.

What We Do

MMPA brings accessible arts education to Seattle’s kids, through school enrichment programs, group classes and camps at our classroom space in West Seattle, and private lesson scholarships for instruction at Mode Music Studios.

About MMPA

Providing access to music and performing arts education

School
Programs
After-school enrichment programs and in-school partnerships bring the arts into schools, with free and discounted after-school classes provided for Title I schools.

**Classes and Camps**
Pay-what-you-can group classes and camps offer immersive arts experiences for kids. Our offerings include music, theatre, and dance options!

**Music Scholarships**
Private music lesson scholarships are offered to students through our scholarship program, which helps students access instruction at Mode Music Studios in their chosen instrument.

**Tiny Modes**
This program encourages our littlest rockstars in movement, song, dance, play and story time.

Tiny Musicians

MMPA is happy to offer group classes for kiddos ages 0-4 years (suggested) with our Tiny Musicians program. We use both original tunes and the music of Caspar Babypants to encourage our littlest rockstars in singing, instrumentation, play and story time — all in one 45 min class!

Classes are offered Fridays and Saturdays from 10-10:45 and 11-11:45. Registration is open!

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MMPA Group Classes

Winter Class Registration is now open!

MMPA offers pay-what-you-can after school group classes in fall, winter, and spring at our space in West Seattle! Classes range from Drama Club to Visual Arts to D&D Campaigns and more.

Click on the link below to learn more and sign up today!

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Summer Camps

Registration is now open for 2025 camps! Winter 2025 class registration is also open!

MMPA offer camps all summer, Monday through Friday, for kids aged K-8th grade.

2025 summer camps will run from June 23rd through August 29th. This year we are offering our standard Monday thru Friday week-long camps, with morning and afternoon options. We are also offering new camps for 6-8th graders this year! Middle school campers will meet two days a week in the afternoon for 4 weeks.

Curriculum includes everything from Dungeons and Dragons, to Ukulele 101, to Improv Workshop, and many more!

*Costs of all classes and camps are Pay-What-You-Can to keep music and theatre accessible to all in our community. Rock Band campers can sign up for the MMPA camp available during the afternoon of their Rock Band Camp week.

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A teaching & mentorship program for high school aged students and their younger peers.

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Donate to support accessible arts education in Seattle!

Your gifts help to make our accessible arts programs possible! We provide school enrichment programs, pay-what-you-can group camps and classes, and private music lesson scholarships with your support.

In 2022, we served over 350 students and provided 83 scholarships through our school programs and pay-what-you-can classes/camps. We want to serve even more students in 2023 with your help!

Check with your employer to see if they have a matching gift program that will match charitable contributions by employees.

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Mode Music and Performing Arts is a U.S. tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization.

Donations made to MMPA are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Our EIN is 82-3082080.

Our Covid-19 Policy

Students are required to stay home if they’ve experienced a known Covid exposure or are experiencing ANY Covid symptoms. Masks in classes are optional.