Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des Enfants
Wednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Family Ukulele Workshops at Fairwood Library
First Wednesdays, January through June 2026
5:30 - 6:30 pm
January 7 • February 4 • March 4 • April 1 • May 6 • June 3
FREE!
Learn ukulele in a family-friendly setting with The Rhapsody Project!
People ages 10 and older are welcomed to join The Rhapsody Project to learn essential music skills, songs and chords on ukulele. In each of these monthly sessions, there will be an emphasis on the history and context of the songs taught. Beginners are welcome. A ukulele will be provided if you don't have one.
Come to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street. We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.
We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building. Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary. Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.
Intermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street. We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.
We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building. Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary. Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.
Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des Enfants
Wednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Come to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street. We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.
We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building. Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary. Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.
Intermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street. We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.
We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building. Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary. Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.
Banjo Workshop: Affinity Space for Black Banjo Players Presented in partnership with Black Banjo Reclamation Project
at King Street Station 2nd Saturdays Jan 10 • Feb 14 • Mar 14 • Apr 11 • May 9 2:00 to 4:00 pm
Learn songs, chords, and essential music skills in a relaxed setting with Joe of The Rhapsody Project.
Deepen your knowledge and discover new techniques for playing the banjo - beginners welcomed!
Participants who need an instrument can simply register ahead of time, and we will supply you with a banjo!
Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des Enfants
Wednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Come to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street. We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.
We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building. Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary. Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.
Celebrate the completion of our Winter 2026 Programs with us. Whether you participated or not, you're welcome to join in the fun and be in community together.
All are welcomed to enjoy music, free food, and community in a relaxed setting with students and leaders of The Rhapsody Project at King Street Station. While anyone is invited to share their artistry onstage for up to 10 minutes at this open mic, the event will be curated to serve and celebrate the young people who are actively engaged in The Rhapsody Project's programs. Please bring the whole family, even if you have not yet registered for one of our classes!
As with all of The Rhapsody Project's events, this gathering will serve to illuminate and celebrate the cultural heritage of those present. Even if you do not have a song, story, or poem to share onstage, you are welcomed to bring a potluck dish or heirloom and share its significance as it relates to the layers of your heritage. The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station is highly accessible to all, and we recommend that you use public transit to join us, as parking can be challenging near King St. Station.
No registration required to attend or participate. Optional RSVP: https://luma.com/nnxz5u8y
Sign ups for the open mic itself will be taken starting at 5 pm, on site at the event!
Intermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street. We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.
We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building. Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary. Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.
March 24 - June 2 (No class April 14)
Tuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des Enfants
March 25 - June 3 (No class on April 15)
Wednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Come to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street. We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.
We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building. Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary. Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.
Intermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street. We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.
We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building. Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary. Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.
March 24 - June 2 (No class April 14)
Tuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des Enfants
March 25 - June 3 (No class on April 15)
Wednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Family Ukulele Workshops at Fairwood Library
First Wednesdays, January through June 2026
5:30 - 6:30 pm
January 7 • February 4 • March 4 • April 1 • May 6 • June 3
FREE!
Learn ukulele in a family-friendly setting with The Rhapsody Project!
People ages 10 and older are welcomed to join The Rhapsody Project to learn essential music skills, songs and chords on ukulele. In each of these monthly sessions, there will be an emphasis on the history and context of the songs taught. Beginners are welcome. A ukulele will be provided if you don't have one.
Come to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street. We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.
We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building. Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary. Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.
Intermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street. We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.
We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building. Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary. Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.
