Jack's Guitar Garage offers a wide range of music lessons, including guitar, piano, voice, drums, ukulele, and bass, catering to students of all ages and skill levels. The business also hosts various programs, such as Summer Rock School, Weekly Open Mics, Lunchtime Jams, and Songwriting Programs. In 2019, they opened the JGG Performance Center, which houses a full recording studio, allowing students to record demos and access recording packages for the Weekly Open Mics. Additionally, the garage has an in-house guitar technician to set up and repair instruments, as well as a selection of accessories and instruments for purchase. Customers praise the incredible musicianship and talented instructors, who tailor the lessons to students' individual needs and musical preferences.
I've been to both locations but I primarily go to their Northborough location. The teachers they have there are patient, encouraging, insightful, kind and very helpful. There's simply no other place I'd bother to go learn how to sing, drum, play guitar, bass or piano.
I wouldn't be half as good as I am today without their patience and dedication.
I've had the opportunity to work with Eric and Keith (who sadly isn't working there anymore). There was another teacher that I can't remember (my apologies) but all of them were great and I hope others will have the opportunity to work with these awesome teachers.
Lastly, they had a luthier (a guitar mechanic) that has helped… read full review
Mar 2025
5.0★★★★★
I had the most pleasant conversation will Billy here at Jacks Guitar Grage. He took the time to help me find information on my instruments, was not in a rush to get me off the phone, and was extremely helpful with what I was looking for. I also learned they offer lessons to anyone and everyone, even ensuring that they have the ability to cater to my autistic son. 10 out of 10 would most definitely recommend!!
Oct 2022
5.0★★★★★
My daughter has been a guitar and piano student at Jack's for several years. Jack’s is well organized and has great instructors in several instruments. They tailor instruction to the student’s musical tastes and preferences. For instance, my daughter told her teacher, Spencer, that she wanted to place out of Music Theory I at her high school. He started to include a bit of music theory in her lessons. As a result, she succeeded in her goal and will take Music Theory II this year.
