Langley Community Music School

The goal was to develop an arts centre for Langley that would enable students "to learn music in a musical environment, " rather than in the isolation of private home studios. In 1969, Langley Community Music School opened its doors to 28 young musicians. The building was financed and built by Dr. Lamont and Peter Ewart and gifted to the City of Langley.

Founded in 1969, Langley Community Music School is a non-profit organisation and registered charity. It is committed to providing the highest quality of musical education and concerts to the community, in an environment that fosters an interchange of ideas and experience between students, their peers and their teachers.

Langley Community Music School offers comprehensive and innovative programming for students of all ages and levels, from babies through to seniors, and from beginner to pre-professional levels. LCMS gives musicians of all ages, abilities and aspirations the opportunity to experience music-making in a nurturing and fun environment.

Langley Community Music School offers music lessons, classes and events in-person and online! For over 50 years, we have been teaching and sharing music. During this time of physical distancing, we are happy to continue providing students with access to world-class musical education and a vibrant, musical community.

Skills learned in general musicianship classes support individual music instruction, whether taken concurrently or at some time in the future. Immerse your child in an environment rich with rhythm and rhyme - the building blocks of language. Give your child an enriching musical experience that is designed to support and celebrate their success as they grow and learn.