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The Best Denver Businesses for Music Lovers

Posted on September 10
Michelle Polizzi

Michelle Polizzi

Inside a music shop with six guitars and memorabilia on the walls, red and black seating, with a coffee table at center on top of a rug. A window to the left filters light into the room.

Pirisen Music Lessons is a family-owned music education business. (Courtesy of Pirisen Music Lessons)

Whether you want to learn an instrument, gift lessons to a loved one, or rent equipment for a gig, these Denver shops will nurture your musical spirit.

🎻 Pirisen Music Lessons (Central Park, Littleton, Centennial)

Learn to sing, play the drums, strum the guitar, or develop skills in a variety of instruments at Pirisen Music Lessons. Pirisen is a family-owned store that emphasizes a supportive, approachable environment where students of all levels can develop their inner artist.

Know before you go: This music store has three locations, so check for the one closest to you.

🎧 Sound Town (Chaffee Park)

Want to become a DJ? Need to rent some AV equipment for an upcoming show? Sound Town is your shop. In operation since 1991, this North Denver establishment offers everything you might need to play your next gig — including friendly, expert advice.

Know before you go: Sound Town also provides repair services, deliveries, and warranties on a wide variety of items.

🎸 Flesher-Hinton Music Company (Wheat Ridge)

Flesher-Hinton is one of the best places in the Denver Metro for an affordable rent-to-own instrument program. Rentals start at $18 per month, and the company offers flexible payment options and exchanges.

Know before you go: If you’re interested in taking lessons at Flesher-Hinton, find independent teachers through the store’s directory.

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