
Opus School of the Arts
Private
Opus School of the Arts (formerly Opus School of Music) opened in Ridgefield in 2006 and teaches music, and more recently dance, theater and visual arts, to students from about age 2 upward. Its summer camps run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily for a week at a time and include Crash, Boom, Stomp (music, movement and art staged as a show), Opus on Broadway (singing, dancing, acting, pit-band playing, set painting and costume design) and Comic Creations, where students compose film-style music and build a comic story.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Opus School of the Arts directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleTeacher Paul is awesome! he makes every lesson fun and engaging. Our son looks forward to going to piano practice each week. His upbeat, encouraging style has really helped build our son’s confidence and love for music. We couldn’t recommend him more!
We wanted to thank teacher Paul for being such a wonderful piano teacher. Our daughter Lilia really enjoys piano lessons and she has learned so much so far. We appreciate all the time and effort Paul puts into teaching Lilia and helping her to improve.
My kindergarten daughter has Zac as her piano teacher for about 7 months now. I am very impressed with how much she has learned and grown. Zac has been wonderful with a kid who is at beginner level. He explains music in ways so she can understand, which means sometimes having to repeat himself. He is very patient and he makes it fun! My daughter thinks he is funny and she loves coming to piano lessons every week!
Teacher Zac rocks! He is the perfect balance of chill and enthusiastic! My son has learned so much from him over the last few months and he can’t wait to learn more as time goes on. Thank you teacher Zac!
My daughter comes here for flute lessons 🪈. At first she was thinking about quitting because her teacher was not a good mach for her. He is a good teacher but he doesn't play the flute himself. My daughter wanted someone who could play the flute to, so when Amanda started working here my daughter was ecstatic. My daughter loves Amanda and she is happy to continue her lessons here now.





