Guitar Lessons for Kids, Teens and Adults in Kelowna.

Who are lessons for:
BTN offers lessons for all ages and skill levels—from curious beginners and hobbyists to committed students pursuing performance goals.

The approach we use:
Our coaches blend structured technique with creative exploration, making lessons both challenging and fun.

The benefits of learning guitar:
Learning guitar boosts coordination, creativity, and confidence—while giving you the freedom to play your favourite songs anytime, anywhere.

What students can expect in their first few months:
In the first few months, students will build strong fundamentals, start playing real songs, and gain the confidence to share their progress.

How we customize lessons:
Every student is unique, so we tailor each lesson to pace, interests, and learning style—whether that means working foundational warmups, charting out a new song or prepping for a recital.

group GUITAR LESSONS in kelowna

$135 per month

With a maximum of five people per class, our teachers are able to focus on the needs of individuals, while giving students a chance to experience the thrill of playing the guitar alongside their classmates. There’s also the opportunity to collaborate with their fellow musicians and have a go at live performances.

We separate our groups into age and ability to suit beginner, intermediate and Advanced levels.

Our group lessons last for 50 minutes and are taught by one of our professional tutors who will be able to work with each student to develop their skills and get them stage ready in no time!

Private GUITAR LESSONS in kelowna

$185 per month

This is a great option for students who want to focus on a specific skill or have unique goals in mind. Our professional teachers will provide you with a full assignment in your first session and develop a weekly plan to help you achieve the best results.

Each individual session lasts 45 minutes, and all our private students get the opportunity each term to push themselves and reach exciting new heights.

Meet your instructor Nathanel Sherman