Since 1985, we have been bustling with a variety of instruments, classes, lessons, events, and fun ways to make music a part of your life. Enumclaw Music invites you to come by, check out our awesome store, have a seat, try out the instruments, shop, and experience all that Enumclaw Music has to offer. We look forward to seeing you! We are located in Enumclaw, WA and we strive to provide exceptional quality, amazing customer service, and smiles to our customers & community.
Services
We focus on having both new and used instruments with one of our focuses being Consignment instruments. Look at our great selection or bring by one of yours to trade, sell, or consign. We have school supplies and accessories as well as the school or lesson books your children need. If we don't have what you need, we can order it or locate another local store that may have it in stock.
Come spend time trying out and learning your choice instrument with experts and instructors for your instrument. Chances to try out a different instrument each day is available. Come have fun with us exploring rhythm by beating on buckets, blocks, shakers, exploring sounds of ukuleles, bells, making music and having fun by learning about different musical instruments.
At Enumclaw Music, we provide a wide range of group and individual lessons for instruments that you want to play. All lessons are provided by professional private instructors in the Enumclaw Music studios. Please contact the instructors directly or you may call us at 360-825-1191 with questions or to set up lessons.
Colby was born and raised in small town Calhoun, Georgia and moved to Enumclaw in 2012. He is a self-taught musician with 20+ years of musical experience and started playing at 10 years old. He enjoys teaching students and strongly believes positive reinforcement, support, and motivation are key to learning, as well as having fun.
Reviews (13)
Zach Miller
May 10, 2022
I took my guitar here to have the nut replaced and the strings changed, I was told it would only take a day or two to have the work done. Didn't receive calls or texts with updates until I was asking about it. Come to find out when I picked it up they broke one of the tuners and replaced them with a cheap set, they took the gold finish off of my pickups so now I have to replace the pickups. Not happy at all, will not be going back.
Loser
Feb 28, 2022
If i could give 1/2 stars I would. Smells weird, thought it was just the store but I really think its the owner. Get your music somewhere else i swear the stench was so thick the notes got stuck in the air. doesnt help that the owner is anti-vax. maybe that attributes to the rancid odor? Breath smells bad too. Ive been told I have a dogs nose (if that dog was 14 years old and dying) and i swear I almost died. Go elsewhere and save yourself the trouble.
Opossum Pouch
Feb 11, 2022
David North
Feb 10, 2022
I will qualify my one star in that the establishment has a long history of providing excellent music lessons. However, I took a wooden instrument in for a simple part replacement and three months later what I got back was no replacement, but a huge crack across the binding and face of the instrument where the repair person had tried to insert a screw without first making a pilot-hole. Once I got it back I took it to another local shop and it was repaired beautifully overnight. So: Music lessons - YES, repairs - NO.
Kendall Brockmann
Feb 10, 2022
Zoe Armstrong
Feb 05, 2022
Clems Enumclaw Powersports
Jun 20, 2021
Brooklyn
Apr 06, 2021
Russell Schmidt
Jun 16, 2019
Nathan C.
Mar 10, 2018
Sara Nicole Sutterfield
Feb 02, 2018
I've enjoyed my experiences at Enumclaw Music. The owner, David, is very friendly and truly has a passion for teaching music and being active in the community. The store offers private and group lessons for most instruments. They sell brand new instruments in addition to rent, or rent-to-own, instruments for beginning students. They have 5 private studios that can be reserved for musical use, also.
Anna L.
Mar 06, 2017
Lauren B.
Jul 18, 2012
Charmingly tiny music store in a charmingly tiny town. The gregarious man behind the counter (shop owner?) seemed suspicious of me and my boyfriend, which is understandable since we had just returned to civilization after a romantic but extremely dirty camping trip. Given our disheveled appearance, the guy was pretty friendly. He had no clue what instrument my man was referring to when he described it (some sort of squeezebox, we still don't know) so we did not actually patronize them (except perhaps in finding it quaint). Thanks anyway!
