KV Music at KinderVillage | Wake County, NC

We are a camp for neurodivergent children & teens. I was looking for an activity that a blind camper could enjoy. Kindervillage was one of the most beloved activities we did. The campers got to play instruments and learn rhythms. It was a beautiful peaceful morning with a lot of smiles. Looking forward to our next visit! - Camp Wonder Apex

Posted on: March 23, 2025

KinderVillage classes were amazing! We went one week with a gift card and came back every week for the whole semester because our 6 month old daughter loved it so much. Miss Wendy is a great teacher that interacts with all the students and teaches them so much. I have recommended this class to so many people and look forward to our daughter continuing music classes!

Posted on: May 18, 2024

We absolutely love KinderVillage and would give more than five stars if we could! We started taking Kindermusik classes there when my daughter was about 10 months old, and have no intentions of stopping any time soon! We have been in classes taught by both Ms. Phoebe and Ms. Susan and they are both wonderful, caring instructors who truly love their jobs and their students. We’ve also gotten to make some great friends through our Kindermusik classes, which is an added bonus! Our household is high risk but we feel very comfortable taking our daughter here in the middle of this pandemic, as they are doing everything they can to keep students and parents safe.

Posted on: February 03, 2022

My family loves KinderVillage! This is our second year attending the toddler class with Miss Susan. The class has a wonderful teacher, great music, a clean and warm atmosphere, and is tons of fun! The children are constantly engaged with so many different activities. The music itself is also very catchy, and we find ourselves singing songs from the class randomly during our days. Our makeups with the other teachers have also been wonderful. Cannot recommend KinderVillage enough!

Posted on: February 26, 2016

When the website says "all gender identities", you know it's not safe for children and the folks are probably looney toons. I would recommend other places for families.

Posted on: March 22, 2025