Granby is a community that pays attention to its kids. I learned that early.
When we began partnering with Granby Youth Services the response from families was immediate. Sandra Yost, Administrative Assistant at Granby Youth Services, said it best — the community reaction after that first session was so strong, the demand from parents so clear, that bringing us back wasn't even a question. Year after year the program returned, season after season, because the impact on Granby's young performers spoke for itself. That kind of sustained community trust doesn't happen by accident. It happens when children come home from class excited, when parents see something shift in their child, and when a town recognizes that what's happening in that room is genuinely worth protecting.
That’s not a program that filled a slot on a schedule. That’s a program that became something the Granby community looked forward to.
What Performing Arts Does for Kids in a Tight-Knit Community
Granby is a small town. That’s a strength in most ways. But for a child who is wired differently — who is expressive and creative and looking for somewhere that celebrates that — small towns can sometimes feel limiting.
Performing arts is the answer to that. It’s the place where the child who doesn’t fit anywhere else finds out they fit perfectly. Where being loud, dramatic, emotional, and creative isn’t a problem to manage but a gift to develop.
A Program That Comes to You
Today that’s even more true. Private coaching through Lamb Studios Online means your child works with me personally, online via Zoom, from home. No drive at all. No scheduling complexity.
For group classes in the Granby area check our current program schedule.
The trial lesson is $65, a full 45 minutes with me personally. If your child continues within 30 days that $65 goes toward the first month.
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If Your Child Is Curious About Performing Arts
You don’t need to be sure. You don’t need your child to have experience. You just need a child who is curious and a parent who is willing to let them try. That’s all it takes to start. We handle the rest.
— Michael Lamb, Founder
Performing Arts Programs, Est. 1997