Greenwich House Music School, Arts education center in Greenwich Village, New York, United States.
Greenwich House Music School is a music and arts education center in Greenwich Village offering instruction in multiple instruments, dance classes, and art programs. The building at 46 Barrow Street includes a concert hall and serves students of all ages.
The school was founded in 1905 by Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch to provide music education for immigrant children. It grew from a broader community support initiative in Greenwich Village.
The Renee Weiler Concert Hall hosts regular performances where you can hear jazz series and community concerts that reflect the neighborhood's artistic spirit. These events bring together local musicians and audiences in an intimate setting.
The center is easily accessible from the street and offers a welcoming space for visitors of all levels. Visit during weekday afternoons or weekends when classes and performances are happening for the best experience.
The school employs around forty instructors teaching an impressive range of instruments from piano to harp. This broad musical palette sets it apart from many other schools in the area.
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