
Award-winning
Early-childhood educator-approved
Infant and toddler music programs
For ages 3 months - 4 years
Indoor & outdoor classes and parties
Since 2002
Come and Join the Fun!
​Little Maestros is a 24-year-old, award-winning, early-childhood educator-approved program offering baby and toddler music classes in NYC and beyond. Our classes are designed as a child’s first introduction to music, combining engaging activities with meaningful developmental benefits.
​
Each class includes original interactive music, a language development segment, musical storytime, imaginative play, puppet shows, a dance party, and more. Our music classes are thoughtfully structured to support early learning while creating a fun, welcoming experience for both children and parents.
​
Beyond weekly classes, Little Maestros also offers unforgettable birthday parties, community events, private playgroups, and Broadway-style shows that bring our music to life on a bigger stage.
​
Little Maestros is continuously creating, with a new setlist and fresh activities each week. Families return again and again for music classes that are consistent, enriching, and full of joy.
Thank you for your support!
Come see why Little Maestros is truly a special place...

As a pediatric SLP it was so important for me to join a music class early on! Babies benefit from hearing repetitive songs, music, intonation, and rhyming patterns to start learning and recognizing language patterns. Little Maestros not only helped me feel confident that my baby was getting exposure to language and music, but it also was an amazing way to meet new friends as a first time mom. We can't get enough!
Brandie Schulman, M.A. CCC-SLP, TSSLD
Little Maestros exemplifies what inclusive programming should look like - creative, adaptive, and FUN. Their work has been an invaluable addition to our community, and we are grateful for the positive impact they continue to make on the lives of our patients and families.
Sammie Levy M.A, Ed.M
Educational Specialist
Cochlear Implant Program Coordinator
Weill Cornell Medicine
As the director of education at a major art museum, it thrills me when I see a program that models the power of the arts to enhance individual and community wellbeing and happiness. Little Maestros hits it out of the park.





