Sing With Us At Vocal Play Lab

A place where voices come alive through play, connection and creative expression.

Whether you're a seasoned vocalist or just beginning your musical journey, our classes, retreats and workshops offer you a playful and supportive community where you can feel free to explore your edges and experience the joy of singing together inside a non-performance based space.

Vocal Play Lab is a place where people of all ages can explore their voices in community without the pressure of performance.

No judgment.
No perfection.
Just music in the moment.

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Exciting News!

Vocal Play Lab is partnering with Longmont Recreation Services.

Click here to see Vocal Play Labs Longmont Recreation Winter and Spring Classes .

All voices are welcome at Vocal Play lab.

There's a place for you here.

Vocal Play Lab is a creative playground for your voice.
It’s part music studio, part soulful sanctuary and is a place crafted for connection.

Vocal Play Lab experiences are playful, inclusive and rooted in the belief that singing isn't just for singers.

It's for humans.
It's for healing.
It's for joy.

  • "i felt a freedom to be spontaneous and a playfulness of expression. I really could have kept on singing with everyone for hours. Thank you!"

    — Allison, Voice Play Recreational Singer

  • "A fun evening of playing in community with our voices, stimulating creativity, courage and connection."

    — Sandra, Voice Play Recreational Singer

  • "Your sessions are so inspiring. A sense that my inner self had been nurtured in a very fun way."

    — Sara K, Voice Play Recreational singer

  • I was so nervous going into Vocal Play Lab’s workshop for the first time. I was afraid to be put on the spot or judged by others. I quickly learned that there is no need for fear in a VPL session! The activities were structured in ways that empowered me to participate on whatever levels felt comfortable to me. I ended up surprising myself by the sounds and deep connections I made.

    Kim S. Professor, workshop participant