Membership purchases are only $45 per year and help us save for a new brick-and-mortar Center of Muse Live building. This will allow us more freedom and ability to offer new and exciting programs, workshops, courses, and classes.

We will begin by offering four membership levels.

The “Appetizer Membership’ will cost $5 per month for up to 12 months. It will include one online multimedia workshop of our choice per month and discounts to all appetizer level courses.

The “Main Course” is our current regular membership, currently priced at $45 per year, but will be raising to $50. Those who join now, will have the $45 price locked in, indefinitely. Main Course Members have access to up to four free online multimedia workshops, and discounts to all appetizer and main course level courses. Freebies and discounts abound for you at our live events, too!

The “Family Style” membership is currently $75, and includes membership for two adults in the same household and all children under the age of 18 who live at the same address. (We will work with special family arrangements, just ask!) In addition to everything in the two prior memberships, Family Style members will have access to special kids events, and family events.

And the “Business Dinner” is a business wide membership, offering individual memberships and potential family upgrades to employees of a sponsoring business. The membership varies with group size, but offers a great work perk at a small per-person price tag. Your membership may be tax deductible – ask your tax expert.

We’re looking for more spaces in South Eastern Wisconsin and North Eastern Illinois to host more cool classes for adults, kids, and seniors!

The ideal spaces could be found in churches, libraries, clubhouses, dance studios that are empty on certain days or at certain times. Free & clean is the best, but we will negotiate for a percentage of class fees where necessary.

You help us secure space for new classes, and we WILL make it worth your while, with our special kind of thank you. ;)

Sincerely,

Meg Meyer