Live Shows

CONCERTS

Our signature Family Concert, with lots of opportunities to sing, dance, and be silly along with us! Recommended for ages 4-11.
Performed by trans/nonbinary musicians, our Pride show features themes of inclusion, self-expression, community, and allyship.
With themes of climate justice and environmental education, this concert is the perfect way to celebrate Earth Day--or to learn about sustainability at any time of year!

This creative literacy show combines our original music with interactive content from "Insects and Me A to Z." Author Mélissa Smith joins Ants on a Log with this book of bug facts, strength-based affirmations, and a refreshingly diverse cast of characters. Check out this preview video!

Are you ready to become a Rainbow Seeker Super Hero!? During this interactive family musical (featured in the NY Times!), children learn the six Rainbow Seekers Super Powers, which are themed around self-expression, social-emotional skills, and community building. After the show, kids get to practice their superpowers at multi-sensory activity stations, and then receive an official Rainbow Seekers badge. Recommended for grades
K-5.
One sheet for schools, including extension activities.

As music therapists, camp directors, and community musicians, we've got decades of experience working with groups of all ages.

Bring one of our special experiences to your community!

Collaborative songwriting inspires teamwork, listening, and creative self-expression. Our facilitation supports the group in creating an original song, with unique words and music crafted from participants' ideas. The topic of the song can be determined by the group, or can be pre-determined based on a theme related to your programming. We also offer "Songwriting for Social Justice." Customizable for elementary and middle schoolers.
Imagine improv comedy plus singing! Through improv exercises and songful games, we create songs and scenes on the fly, learn common song structures, and practice the art of spontaneity within a supportive community. In addition to being extremely fun, musical improv offers practice in teamwork, flexibility within structure, mutual support, and creative problem-solving. Available for grades 6-12 and adult groups.
Info about Spring 2025 workshop series for adults here.
Imagine a night at summer camp, but without the bugs! The whole family will love this sing along--70s, 80s, 90s and beyond, plus silly rounds and original Ants on a Logsongs. Instruments welcome, we provide lyrics and chords.
Check out our music, movies, and discussion guides for elementary classrooms on our Teachers Pay Teachers site. Through engaging, age-appropriate content, we help educators bring topics like climate change, anti-racism, and consent to classrooms.

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