A five-day music vacation for kids. First strum on Monday, family recital on Friday. Private lessons for kids and adults too.
First come, first served. Camps cap at 5 kids. Mr. Tiny Jam replies by email to confirm your week, time, and park venue.
Each day builds on the last with short lessons, rhythm games, and group play, so kids stay engaged and never feel overloaded.
Meet the ukulele, learn its parts, play rhythm games, and strum a first chord.
Reinforce the first chord, add a second, and start playing along with real music.
Combine chords into progressions and build confidence playing as a group.
Polish the recital song, practice as an ensemble, and run a mock performance.
A short, supportive recital for parents and family, with certificates to celebrate.
No months of drills before the fun starts. Students learn the instrument, a chord, and a real song in the very first session, then build from there with rhythm games and group play.
Enrolled students also get exclusive play-along tracks and practice materials to keep the music going at home between sessions.
Reserve a SpotPrivate lessons run $60 per session, with personalized pacing for total beginners and returning players alike. Start fresh, or build on boot camp skills.
Want faster progress? Hybrid packages combine the 5-day boot camp with private lessons.
Book Private LessonsCamps run with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 5 students so every kid gets personal attention. Spots are first come, first served.
Want both? Ask about hybrid packages that combine boot camp with private lessons.
Mr. Tiny Jam is the teaching persona of Jimmy Tran, a lifelong musician who studied music at Cal State Fullerton and the Musicians Institute. He teaches both kids and adults, and built the boot camp around one simple idea: playing real songs from day one keeps students excited to learn.
By Friday, every student is on stage playing for the people they love.
Parent testimonials coming soon after the first camp wraps.
Five short demo songs from Mr. Tiny Jam. Each one is a real song students learn here.
Policies, what to bring, missed-day and weather details, and how enrollment works are all in the Parent FAQ, ready to download, print, or forward.
Download the Parent FAQ (PDF)Camps meet at small regional parks around Orange County. The public venue is announced to enrolled families once sign-ups are confirmed.
Five consecutive weekday sessions, one hour each. The exact time slot is announced based on sign-ups. The week wraps with a Friday recital.