Mechanics of Music Studios is located at 208 Osborne Avenue in New Westminster.

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Feel free to contact us if you need additional assistance or directions!

Ample street parking is usually available nearby. Be sure to check for any posted restrictions or time limits.

• If possible, please try to park on the south side of the street (the same side as the Mechanics of Music).

• If no spots are available directly in front of the house, the map below provides suggestions for nearby parking areas that minimize impact on our neighbors.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need help finding the best parking spot!

Mechanics of Music Studios is located at 208 Osborne Avenue in New Westminster. Look for the signs out front when you arrive.

• Group classes take place downstairs, while private lessons may happen upstairs or downstairs depending on your teacher’s schedule. Check the front door for any signs.

• For lessons downstairs, head around the left side of the house to the back and enter through the red door to the basement. No need to knock, come right in!

We’re excited to welcome you! If you need specific directions or help finding us, feel free to reach out, and we’ll be happy to assist.

To make the most of your lesson at Mechanics of Music Studios, be sure to bring:

• Your Instrument: Whether it’s a guitar, ukulele, or other instrument, having your own allows for a smoother transition from lessons to practice at home. If you don’t have one, we can provide an instrument during your session.

• A Pencil: For jotting down notes, markings, or ideas during your lesson.

• A Binder with Paper: Staying organized with a binder makes it easy to keep track of sheet music, exercises, and notes for consistent progress.

These essentials help you stay prepared, organized, and ready to learn!

Here are some helpful tips to get the most out of your lesson at Mechanics of Music Studios:

• Bring Your Instrument: If you have your own instrument, like a guitar, ukulele, or vocal mic, bring it along. Don’t worry if you don’t have one—just let us know, and we’ll provide one for the lesson.

• Arrive a Few Minutes Early: Arriving a bit early helps you settle in and start your lesson on a relaxed note.

• Have a Notebook Ready: Jotting down tips, exercises, or song ideas during the lesson can help you remember what to practice.

• Warm Up If Possible: A quick vocal or finger warm-up before the lesson can maximize your learning time.

• Come with Questions or Goals: Think about what you’d like to focus on—whether it’s a specific song, technique, or challenge you’re facing.

• Be Ready to Have Fun: Music is all about joy and expression. Come with an open mind and enjoy the process!

If you’re unsure about anything, feel free to reach out beforehand—we’re here to make your lesson experience as smooth and rewarding as possible!