About 40 minutes from Beacon Falls
Music store near Beacon Falls, CT.
About 40 minutes up Route 8 from Beacon Falls: ukuleles, mandolins, banjos and harmonicas.
George's Music Center
For Beacon Falls families and players.
Beacon Falls is a Route 8 town, and the highway goes the whole way. Drive north through Naugatuck, Waterbury and Thomaston, leave at Route 4 in Torrington, and you are here in about 40 minutes.
Gold Tone mandolins and banjos hang near the acoustics, and Kala ukuleles, some with pickups, hang on the palm-tree display.
Hohner harmonicas, the Marine Band among them, fill a spinner by the counter.
Strings for banjo, mandolin, ukulele and dulcimer are on the strings wall, with Hal Leonard method books for ukulele, banjo and mandolin.
Getting here
About 40 minutes from Beacon Falls, nearly all of it Route 8 north. Leave the highway at Route 4 in Torrington. The store is in the Eastside Commons plaza at 905 New Harwinton Rd.
Hours
Mon to Fri 11 AM to 6 PM
Sat 10 AM to 2 PM
Sun by appointment
What we do
Four reasons to make the trip.
School band and orchestra rentals
Flutes, clarinets, saxes, trumpets, violins, cellos and more. Rent monthly, and every payment counts toward owning it.
Rent an instrumentPrivate music lessons
Guitar, bass, drums, piano, voice, brass and band instruments. Five teachers, 30 minutes a week, kids and adults.
Find your instrumentGuitar setups and repairs
Every guitar we sell is set up before it leaves. We also fix amps, keyboards, and brass and woodwind instruments.
See repairsTry it before you buy it
Plug into an amp, sit down at a kit, play a few guitars off the wall. Grab strings, reeds and sticks on the way out.
Walk the storeSee you in Torrington.
Call the store, or get directions.