Why Families Choose Ekko Kids' Choir
Build Confidence
Help your child feel more comfortable expressing themselves.
No Experience Needed
Perfect for beginners and experienced young singers alike.
Supportive Environment
Encouraging instructors and a welcoming group of peers.
Fun & Emerging
Rehearsals are interactive, energetic, and something kids look forward to each week.
Choir Details
Term Details
- Start Date: April 2, 2026
- End Date: June 25, 2026
- Tentative Concert Date: June 20, 2026
Rehearsal Details
- Day: Thursdays
- Time: 5:00 to 6:00PM
- Location: Ekko Performing Arts Society
Who It's For
- No auditions required
- Kids aged 6 to 12
- All skill levels
A Space Where Kids Find Their Voice
Give your child a space to grow, connect, and experience the joy of music with Ekko Kids' Choir
Reagan Mae Kuzyk
Choir Director
Reagan Mae Kuzyk is a singer-songwriter originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba. She moved to Nova Scotia in July 2020 where she attended the CBBC Career College in Downtown Dartmouth, earning her education as an Educational Assistant. Bringing her love of homemade pirogies and honey dill, she has made Halifax her home – aiming to build community both through affordable musical education and mental health care.
Reagan currently serves as Vice-President and Director of Community Engagement at Ekko. She teaches voice and piano, as well as both the Ekko Kids Choir and the Out Loud Choir. Outside of EPAS, she also works as the Billing Coordinator at Diverse Roots Therapy, and is the front-woman of a local alt rock band – Montgomery Night.
Reagan strives to uphold a student led approach in her lessons and groups, and welcomes folks to work with her regardless of age, ability, or skill level. Everyone is welcome. Her influences range from classical, pop, hard rock, gospel, punk, and so much more. She believes in gender-affirming vocal instruction, and can help those navigating vocal care, injury, and recovery. Reagan also has extensive experience working with individuals living with intellectual and physical disabilities, and extra challenges.
“Come as you are, whoever you are, wherever you are.”
Thank You to Our Program Sponsor!
Making performing arts accessible in our community is a team effort and we wouldn't be able to do it without the support from our sponsors.
