Inspiring Young Voices in Central Iowa
Ames Youth Choir provides outstanding choral music education for students in grades 3–12 throughout Ames and Central Iowa. Our singers build confidence, musicianship, leadership, and lifelong friendships while performing beautiful music in a welcoming and encouraging environment. Whether your child is discovering the joy of singing for the first time or is an experienced young vocalist, Ames Youth Choir offers an ensemble where every voice can grow.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ames Youth Choir
What ages can join Ames Youth Choir?
Ames Youth Choir welcomes students in grades 3–12 from Ames and surrounding communities. Our ensembles are designed to help young singers grow musically while building confidence, friendships, and a lifelong love of singing. Visit our Choir Programs page to find the ensemble that's the best fit for your singer.
Does my child need previous choir experience?
Not at all! Many students join with little or no formal choral experience. Our directors create a supportive environment where every singer can learn and thrive. You can Meet Our Music Directors to learn more about the educators who guide each ensemble.
When and where do rehearsals take place?
Rehearsals are generally held on Monday evenings during the school year at The Plex (5501 George Washington Carver Ave, Ames, IA 50010). Visit our Choir Calendar page for current schedules and details.
What performances can families expect?
Throughout the year, our singers share their music through concerts and community performances that celebrate their hard work and growth. You can view our Upcoming Performances to see what's on the calendar.
How do I register my child?
Getting started is easy! Visit our Become a Singer page to learn about enrollment, tuition, and the next steps for joining our choir family.
How can I support Ames Youth Choir?
Whether you're a parent, grandparent, alumni, or community member, your encouragement helps young musicians flourish. Learn how you can Support Music Education in Ames through volunteering, donations, and advocacy for the arts.

