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Arts For All Lesson Program offers one-on-one music lessons and music therapy, including voice, drum, guitar, cello, trombone, viola, saxophone, harmonica, ukulele, trumpet, bass, and violin lessons. The program also includes songwriting lessons, band camps, and a recital program where students perform in live concerts connected to the “Spread the Music” initiative.
• Ages: 4–17 years old
• Schedule: Weekly 30-minute one-on-one lessons in 20-week, 20-lesson packages, with lesson times available Monday–Friday 10am–7pm and Saturday–Sunday during daytime hours
• Price: The $98 Club: funding one student’s weekly music lessons for $98 a month
Arts For All Lesson Program is a nonprofit dedicated to giving underserved youth access to high-quality, one-on-one music lessons, with a focus on children with disabilities and those needing financial assistance in California. It has been giving the gift of music since October 24th, 2022, and was founded by Bryce Hansen, who started Arts For All at age 22 and was born with a disability. Licensed instructors provide lessons for all instruments, ages, and experience levels within the 4–17 age range, and each 20-lesson package is tailored to individual needs, with the founder pairing each student with a teacher suited to their needs.
Through local partnerships with music schools and musicians, the program covers most of the cost of lessons and instruments, and partnered schools maintain a one-on-one teacher connection with students that includes tailored lessons, performances, and friendships. Arts For All’s Recital Program and the “Spread The Music Initiative” include live recital opportunities and a final concert, with a 2026 goal to provide at least 100 new students with a 20-pack of 30-minute lessons each. Community support and partnerships with local businesses such as Danman’s Music and Stillwater Spirits & Sounds contribute to discounted lessons and performance opportunities, and donations go directly toward funding lessons and instruments through partnered music schools in California. AFA students reported higher progression, confidence development, emotional well-being impact, music therapy benefits, and comfort and satisfaction with public performance opportunities compared to Dana Point Music students.
Last updated July 5, 2026.
• Ages: 4–17 years old
• Schedule: Weekly 30-minute one-on-one lessons in 20-week, 20-lesson packages, with lesson times available Monday–Friday 10am–7pm and Saturday–Sunday during daytime hours
• Price: The $98 Club: funding one student’s weekly music lessons for $98 a month
Arts For All Lesson Program is a nonprofit dedicated to giving underserved youth access to high-quality, one-on-one music lessons, with a focus on children with disabilities and those needing financial assistance in California. It has been giving the gift of music since October 24th, 2022, and was founded by Bryce Hansen, who started Arts For All at age 22 and was born with a disability. Licensed instructors provide lessons for all instruments, ages, and experience levels within the 4–17 age range, and each 20-lesson package is tailored to individual needs, with the founder pairing each student with a teacher suited to their needs.
Through local partnerships with music schools and musicians, the program covers most of the cost of lessons and instruments, and partnered schools maintain a one-on-one teacher connection with students that includes tailored lessons, performances, and friendships. Arts For All’s Recital Program and the “Spread The Music Initiative” include live recital opportunities and a final concert, with a 2026 goal to provide at least 100 new students with a 20-pack of 30-minute lessons each. Community support and partnerships with local businesses such as Danman’s Music and Stillwater Spirits & Sounds contribute to discounted lessons and performance opportunities, and donations go directly toward funding lessons and instruments through partnered music schools in California. AFA students reported higher progression, confidence development, emotional well-being impact, music therapy benefits, and comfort and satisfaction with public performance opportunities compared to Dana Point Music students.
Last updated July 5, 2026.
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