Creator's Guild Program
What is The Creator's Guild Program?
The Creator’s Guild Program celebrates neurodiversity by allowing its participants to explore music in whatever manner is most meaningful to them personally. Examples of music exploration might include digital music making, original song writing, intentional listening to musical genres, music theory, singing, or instrument skills. The program’s facilitator will guide the semester’s activities based on the group’s interests. Participants will be invited to share their musical creations at a public concert at the end of the semester. However, there is never any pressure for participants to perform publicly if they are not interested. All ages are welcome to participate in this program. No prior musical experience is necessary – just bring your curiosity and watch your musical enthusiasm flourish.
Attending The Creator's Guild Program …
The Creator’s Guild meets on Wednesdays with two semesters’ cycles each year. Generally from August to November/December and January/February to May. The meetings are held at Nichols-Bethel United Methodist Church, Odenton, MD.
The Creator’s Guild Program is for 14 and older participants and has flexible attendance options. Participants can join in person, virtually via Zoom, or switch between the two from week to week!
Cost: Winter/Spring Semester Tuition is $330.
For more information, email themusicalautist@gmail.com
Creator's Guild Playlist
Musical Creations by Members of Creator’s Guild
