What time does Kelowna Voice Lab open?

Kelowna Voice Lab opens at 2:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Kelowna Voice Lab close?

Kelowna Voice Lab closes at 7:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Kelowna Voice Lab closes at 4:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Fri 2:00 PM - 7:00 PMSat-Sun 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Does Kelowna Voice Lab have parking?

Yes, Kelowna Voice Lab has parking options.

Specialties

Kelowna Voice Lab is dedicated to helping people find THEIR voice for singing, acting, public speaking or business. Founded by NY trained musician and actor Kim Foreman in 2012, Voice Lab is a supportive environment that caters to all levels from the experienced professionals to the novice who might want to join a community choir or just do better at karaoke. Kim has extensive experience in both theatre, vocal performance and business coaching. She has a passion for inspiring confidence in others and believes that everyone can sing if they choose to do so. She has taught many people over the years who had been told they couldn't sing or were "tone deaf" only to prove after months of work that they could indeed "carry a tune" after all. Voice students currently range in age from 6 to 76 and is open to all levels. The environment Kelowna Voice Lab provides is positive, professional and knowledgeable. Booking is available online.

History

Established in 2012.

Kelowna Voice Lab was created in August of 2012 when the website was launched and students were admitted. At first, Kim only taught two days a week but that has quickly grown to seven days a week. Online booking was added to streamline the process and put students in charge of their own schedule. It works well as they can book a month in advance and will receive an email reminder for their voice lesson time.

Meet the Business Owner: Kim F.

Kim Foreman is a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City. She is an award winning singer and actor and has worked in both stage and film in New York, Los Angeles, West Palm Beach Florida, Toronto and The Netherlands. She first began teaching in 1992 in Stratford, Connecticut where she had a private music studio of 30 weekly students. Kim also continued to perform herself, writing several cabaret shows which were performed for charity. She moved to Kelowna, BC from The Netherlands in 2003 and chose to spend her time raising her children rather than teaching. She did however perform in several musical theatre productions and got her children involved in acting, singing and dance as well. Once her children were older and more independent, Kim turned her attention back to one of her first loves - Teaching and founded Voice Lab. She is very excited to see how quickly it has grown and looks forward to teaching for many years to come.