Instrument Petting Zoo
Long Beach Symphony’s beloved Instrument Petting Zoo is a collection of orchestral instruments that travel around to neighborhood libraries and community events to provide children with a hands-on exploratory music education experience. Our knowledgeable volunteers give a special presentation to explain how each instrument works, how to produce a sound, and how each instrument fits within the orchestra. Afterwards, children have the chance to put what they learned to the test and try each instrument. The Instrument Petting Zoo is designed to pique the interest of young children in playing an instrument and create lifelong music lovers. Thousands of children and families each year enjoy this enriching program!
Join us for the RuMBa Foundation Family Concert! Kids get in Free!
Sunday, September 28 at 1:00PM
Interested in volunteering?
Long Beach Symphony will provide the supplies, instruments, and information for each IPZ, but we need volunteers!
Duties
· Give a quick demonstration on each instrument to the attending children/ adults
· Supervise children and adults when playing instruments
· Sanitize instruments from person to person
Qualifications
· An interest in music education
· Training meeting attendance
· Available to volunteer for at least 2 dates
If you or someone you know are interested in volunteering, please contact [email protected] or call (562) 436-3203 ext. 224.
The Instrument Petting Zoo is generously sponsored by The Wolfe Foundation, and Ovation – Volunteers of the Long Beach Symphony
For questions and more information contact [email protected] or call (562) 436-3203 ext. 224.




- Los Altos Library ’23
- Ruth Bach Neighborhood Library ’23
- High School Petting Zoo Volunteers ’23
- Cerritos Library ’23
- Torrance Public Library ’23
- Ruth Bach Neighborhood Library ’23
- Bret Harte Library ’23
- Bret Harte Library ’23
- Family Concert ’22
- Family Concert ’22
- Family Concert ’22
- Family Concert ’22
- Family Concert ’22
- Music Tastes Good -’19
- Music Tastes Good ’19
- Music Tastes Good ’19
- Music Director Eckart Preu and Young Boy exploring the Cello