BABY & TODDLER MUSIC CLASSES IN
GREENWICH VILLAGE
HIGH-ENERGY, ENGAGING
FULL SEMESTER &
DROP-INS AVAILABLE!
Ages 0-36 months
Older siblings welcome!
Discounts Apply. Contact us for Twins.
help@ramblindanmusic.com
(646) 906-1917




You must pre-register. No walk-ins.
If Sold Out, Please sign up for the Waitlist




YOUR FALL
SEMESTER PLAYLIST
Listening at home reinforces what your child learns in class. It builds confidence through familiarity and
greatly increases class participation. That feeling of, “Hey, I know that song!” is a huge win for little ones!
And most importantly, it turns music class into a deeper experience
by sharing it with all the people they love at home.
THE MUSIC KEEPS PLAYING
ABOUT THIS
LOCATION
A WARM, WELCOMING COMMUNITY SPACE IN THE HEART OF GREENWICH VILLAGE.ITS FRIENDLY, FAMILY-FOCUSED SETTING MAKES IT A COMFORTABLE SPOT FOR LITTLE ONES AND THEIR GROWN-UPS.
The Village Temple
33 E 12th St, New York, NY
THE BASICS
Good to Know Before You Go
Stroller parking is available inside the building.
When you arrive, please enter through the main entrance at 33 E 12th St. An attendant will be available to let you into the building.
Please arrive a few minutes before class to allow enough time to enter and park your stroller before getting settled.
IMPORTANT
The Rock ’n’ Roll Maestro
of the Monkey Bars!
With over 15,000 classes taught since 2015, Ramblin’ Dan brings incredible musicianship, playful energy, and a mix of rock, folk, funk, and original songs that kids and grown-ups love!

A finalist on The Voice and cast member of Orange Is the New Black,
Vicci has performed for millions and toured the U.S. for decades.
Her talent and playful energy make her a perfect fit for the
Freewheelin’ Band.

VICCI
MEET YOUR BANDLEADER
RAMBLIN' DAN

RAMBLIN' DAN'S FREEWHEELIN' BAND
OFFERS MUSIC CLASSES IN GREEWICH VILLAGE FOR LITTLE ONES AGES 0-36 MONTHS
We've got the instruments covered!
Every class includes shakers, bells, and drums for little musicians to explore. All instruments are cleaned after each session.
Bringing an infant?
A thin blanket is great for tummy time and floor play.
Keep the music going at home!
Having some instruments at home helps children revisit familiar songs, explore sounds, and build on what they experience in class.
WHAT TO BRING

A few simple guidelines help make music class a happy, comfortable experience for everyone!
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Feeling sick? Please stay home and rest.
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Shoes off: Our classroom is a shoe-free space.
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Food & drinks: No food of any kind in class, but water, bottles and nursing are always welcome.
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Phones: Please limit phone use and recording to 5 minutes.
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Conversations: Keep chatting to a minimum so everyone can enjoy the music.
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Toys: Comfort items (lovies) are welcome. Please leave all other toys at home.
CLASSROOM ETIQUETTE



RAMBLIN' DAN'S FREEWHEELIN' BAND
MUSIC CLASSES AT THE VILLAGE TEMPLE
READY TO JUMP IN?
Explore our full semester and drop-in options, find your perfect class, and let's rock!





You must pre-register. No walk-ins.
If Sold Out, Please sign up for the Waitlist.
Older siblings welcome! Discounts Apply. Contact us for Twins.
help@ramblindanmusic.com | 646-906-1917
FALL SEMESTER
WINTER SEMESTER
RELEASE OF LIABILITY WAIVER:
By registering for and attending these classes, you acknowledge and agree that participation involves certain inherent risks.
You, on behalf of yourself, your child, and any accompanying caregivers, hereby release and hold harmless Ramblin’ Dan LLC, its employees,
independent contractors, teachers, performers, partner organizations, and affiliate class locations from any and all liability for illness, injury, or other health-related issues arising from participation in the classes, to the fullest extent permitted by law.
As parents and caretakers are required to remain with their children at all times while at our classes, including before and after class sessions, you and any designated caretaker accompanying your child accept full responsibility for supervising your child(ren) and ensuring their safety and well-being at all times.
