USA Ukulele Clubs

1st and 3rd Thursdays Night group strum at Calhoun College from 6-8.

1st and 3rd Wednesdays Daytime group strum at Huntsville Senior Center.

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Brand new club. First meeting included 16 people from age 7 to 55.

PUG meets the first Thursday of every month. Community members are encouraged to attend!

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The Alternate Tunings Ukulele Clubhouse goal is to mainly give lessons and to do set-up and repairs. Lessons may also include learning maintenance, set-ups and a solid understanding of your ukulele as well as playing.

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The Berkeley Ukulele Club is an active community of ukulele players, musicians and singers from all over the San Francisco Bay area. We have our big meetups on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month in Berkeley, California and smaller neighborhood jams throughout the San Francisco Bay Area in between. Whether you are a beginner or seasoned player, please join us twice a month to share songs, techniques and music and uke talk. There are no dues or membership. Just show up and have fun. Everyone is welcome. We love to play!

We strum every third Sunday from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM at the Michael Vargas Conservatory of Music at the Packing House in Claremont. We also perform sporadically throughout the year!

Funstrummers meet every Friday morning and play for three hours beginning with a class and ending with a free choice play along. There is also a similar program for all skill levels on Monday evenings.

We play only the best selection of music, from the 1920s to the 2020s. I’m talking GREAT songs. The hallmark of the Jumpin Fleas is that we provide FULLY NOTATED, ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENTS of all the songs we play. No chord boxes and lyric sheets here. You get the full score, plus more! We play at the advanced-beginner level and above, but even if you’re just starting, come see us and watch your playing and personality improve by LEAPS and BOUNDS!!!

KOLOHE ‘UKULELE CLUB was formed in 2000 & meets for practice at “ISLAND BAZAAR” in Surf City U.S.A. on the 2nd, 3rd, & 4th TuesNite of the month @ 7:pm. Under our Kumu UNCLE HENRY KAMAE, we play Hawaiian & Hapa Haole music and invites ALL levels of ‘UKULELE PLAYERS to jam with us Island Style. KOLOHE has performed at the Southern California Ukulele Festival, the Tiki Beach Fest in Belmont Shore, the Asian & Pacific Islander Councle Banquets, the San Dimas Ho‘Olaule‘a, Aloha-Cruz Island Beach Shows, for many‘a Lu`au, Halau performances, festivals, & other functions.

The Napa Valley Flea Jumpers (or “Wine Country” Flea Jumpers, depending on the day or week) is a loosely knit group of ukulele enthusiasts who get together once a month to drink wine, eat pupus, enjoy each other’s company, and play our ‘ukuleles. We meet anywhere they’ll have us, generally on the last Sunday of the month. Anyone and everyone is welcome to join us…if you can find us. Keep checking back for updates on where and when; we’d love to meet you.

Currently only a new online community for ukulele players in the Santa Clarita Valley area of Los Angeles County. Looking for players to start a club in the area as well.

The purpose of the Pluckin’ Strummers is to have fun, share our love of music and grow our skills. We wish to create a welcome place for beginners and form a ukulele club that is home to players of all skill levels.

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Turlock Uke Jamz is not a club or group. There are no dues. There is nothing to join. Just show up and have a good time. However, we do, and will, ask for donations to cover the cost of our meeting place.

Right in the heart of California’s Central Valley.

Grab your uke (or your guitar, oud or fiddle) and your music stand, click on and print the songs to the right, and come join us. All ages, skill levels, and acoustic instruments are welcome.

UKEsperience from Humboldt County, California! UKEsperience is a primo blend of island vibes, country blues, and ukuleles. We are available for any occassion, not just luau’s.

Meetings are generally the 3rd Thursday of each month at Bocci’s Cellar Restaurant, 140 Encinal Street, Santa Cruz, CA

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Ukulele Society of America, led by Alakai Pat "Palika" Enos, USA meets in a beautiful venue at the Ocean House Restaurant in Carlsbad, CA every Thursday from 6:30 - 9:00 PM. All ages and abilities are welcome.

The Denver Uke Community has been bringing Ukemaniacs together since 2005, We meet each month on the third Saturday at Swallow Hill Music Association at 10:30am. We have members of a variety of skill levels from beginner to “Wow that person ROCKS the Ukulele”, we also play a wide range of music, from country, tin pan alley, Hawaiian and of course whatever YOU bring to share with us. We cannot wait to see you this month!!

The Bristol Ukulele Club was formed in January, 2010. It is open to all who play the ukulele, at any level, or would like to learn to play. Whether you are a seasoned musician or have never played an instrument, you can learn to play the ukulele. So, bring your ukulele and join the fun.

KookeeUkies, The Ukulele Club of Southern Connecticut, is a group of ukulele players of all ages . We meet to play the ukulele and sing together, discuss ukulele related topics, share what we know about playing the ukulele, and just have fun. We play a variety of songs from Elvis, Johnny Cash, the Beatles, Arlo Guthrie, Peter, Paul, and Mary, Beach Boys, Iz, Colbie Callait, Jason Mraz, Train, and a few traditional Hawaiian tunes. Members can bring additional songs to our meetups. Ukies, please feel free to visit our meetups.

The Ukulele Club of Southern Connecticut is a group of ukulele enthusiasts of all skill levels in or near the Greater New Haven Area who gather to: Improve their ukulele skills, Learn to play as a group, Assist aspiring Ukies in their learning process, Learn more about the ukulele and ukulele music, Spread the joy of ukulele music by entertaining others and Just have fun playing (or trying to play) the ukulele.

Geoffrey Rezek, is the founder the Ukulele Society of Connecticut. “Ukuleles are the Best” Geoffrey R. Rezek founder of the Ukulele Society of Connecticut. 1,000,000 new ukulele players wanted, how can you help? Every person in Connecticut who plays the ukulele is an honorary member.

Florida locals of Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Deerfield, Ft. Lauderdale, Lake Worth, West Palm Beach, Jupiter are joined by snow birds, snow flakes, visitors and guests – ukesters of all sizes and varieties interested in singing and/or playing UKE: soprano, concert, tenor, and baritone.

We get together once per month to jam and talk about all things Ukulele. Beginners to advanced are all welcome.

Do you play the ukulele? Have you thought about getting on the "uke fever" bandwagon? Here's your chance to sing and jam with fellow ukers at local venues; however, please note this is not a class (although demonstrations and tips are often performed). No experience is necessary to join the singalongs and have some good clean fun. All styles of playing are welcome!

We are from Hollywood, Palm Beach and Space Coast Florida. We love to play the ukulele and we will continue to play the ukulele until every resident in the state of Florida is playing the ukulele!

Based in Nokomis, Florida, near Sarasota, meeting outdoors weekly (weather permitting) for a strum and some fun. We communicate through Facebook and Meet Up.

Florida’s largest ukulele club holds regular events including workshops, performances, open mic & jam sessions. We also host the annual Tampa Bay Ukulele Getaway during the first weekend in November.

Learn ukulele, sing and jam together. New ukulele group meeting in downtown Punta Gorda. All ages and skill-levels welcome. New to uke?... No problem! Did you know the ukulele is considered to be one of the easiest instruments to learn? It’s also small, fun, portable, inexpensive, and possibly addictive. It’s entertainment wherever you go. All genres of music are appreciated here, but we will be focusing on modern music while still including some cool old tunes. Regular meetups Sunday of each month. Grab your ukes and JOIN U.S. in P.G.!

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This club meets at Queen Kapiolani Park in Waikiki. We meet every Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. until 11;30 a.m. At the present time, there are no dues and membership is open to all non-professional players regardless of skill level, age, etc. There is a fee for those who wish to purchase the songs that are distributed at our sessions.

We play and sing many types of music. Hawaiian melodies make up about 25% of our song book.

The mission of Nui ‘ukulele (Lots of ‘ukuleles) is to learn the universal language of music with the ‘ukulele and embrace and promote the aloha spirit.

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We love playing ukuleles, singing songs with ukes, yacking about ukes, and making ukulele friends along the way. The Kansas City Ukesters meet from 6:30 to 8:30pm on the second Monday of each month. The Ukesters welcome all levels of playing skill, sexes and ages.

The Louisville Ukulele Club (L.U.C.) is open to ukulele players, aficionados, collectors, and the uke-curious. Meetings are held at the Douglass Community Center, 2nd Floor 6pm-8:30pm every last Weds. of the month. The L.U.C. is open to amateurs, professionals, and all those in between. Bring your ukulele and spread the word!

The Strumdingers Ukulele Band was organized in 2007 by Musician, Singer and Uke Player, David Mathews. We are an open organization devoted to the education and enjoyment of ukulele music. We practice (weekly), play (for anyone who will listen), and perform (often) for area assisted living facilities, nursing homes, church groups, and for people who know that music makes for a happy soul.

The Mainely Ukes club is located in Brooksville Maine. We are a group of musicians and odd sorts whose aim is to open up the world of music to all those who always wanted to sing and play an instrument but were deterred along the way.

Welcome to the Maryland Ukulele Jam Community! Here you’ll find the latest pictures and news about our monthly jam sessions. We also share information on local events of interest to beginning and experienced ukulele players. Visit us regularly to see what we’re up to.

Ukulele Players of Washington D.C. and the DC/Baltimore Area Past Ukulele Festivals! - June The Annual Mid-Atlantic Ukulele Invitational (M.A.U.I)

The Strummerville Ukulele Club is a fun-loving, ukulele-strumming, singing and humming group of amateur musicians who love the ukulele almost as much as we love a good trainwreck. Grab your uke and join us as we sing and strum the hits!

A club in Central Massachusetts for beginners and old-timers alike. A great meeting spot in an art gallery (with food next door!) and plenty of free parking.

A community of ukulele enthusiasts who meet regularly to learn, jam and share knowledge and information. Beginner instruction available. All skill levels are welcome.

We’re a fairly new club (started April 2010), with a focus on having fun and becoming better musicians. We are starting to build a song repertoire, with the eventual goal of performing in pubic. Anyone of any skill level is welcome. Membership is free, and meetings are open to all. Please visit the website to join the email mailing list or to see the next meeting date.

The Ukulele Club of New Jersey is a small group of friendly and enthusiastic ukulele players and singers of various levels of experience and ability. We usually meet on the second Sunday of each month at various locations around New Jersey.

We are a growing number of ukulele enthusiasts of all skill levels, from all walks of life, and different backgrounds who share in the love and respect of the Ukulele!

The "High Desert Sand Fleas Ukulele Club" is a bi-monthly gathering of uke minded people who's family and friends really got sick of them playing around the house and said, ";GO FIND SOME OTHER PLUCKING PLACE TO PLAY THAT DAMN THING, WILL YA?"

The Las Cruces Ukes, a non-profit community group of ukulele enthusiasts, meet every week to hone our skills, prepare for performances, and have a good time playing the ukulele. Practices are Thursday evenings with a Strum for Fun group at 5:15 and the Performance Group at 6:30. We also host a Kids Club and a Teen Club.

The Cal-Mum Uke Club is comprised of 5th graders at Caledonia-Mumford Elementary School, a public school in New York State. Students attend one day after school and during lunch time to practice and record songs that are available on our club’s web page. Students perform as an ukulele group with the band and chorus throughout the school year.

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The RIT Ukulele Club was founded November '12 by several ukulele enthusiasts who have worked diligently to play, compose, and teach ukulele music to musicians of all skill levels. During the year, we can be found playing around campus, rehearsing for a performance, or partaking in other social activities together.

Jam session/Meet-up. Players of any ability are welcome. Never played but want to check it out? Stop By! We have a couple of loaner ukes. Bring a piece to share if you like. We meet on alternate Fridays at 5PM. “Bring your uke and leave your cares at home!”

Open jam session held on first and third Mondays 7-9 p.m. at High Strung music store in Durham, NC. Birthplace of the Durham Ukulele Orchestra. First timers, seasoned strummers, budding virtuosi are all welcome.

We are a growing, informal group of ukulele players in the greater Charlotte area who periodically get together and play our ukes. Anyone is welcome and encouraged to join, regardless of experience, weâ're just looking to have a great time. Even if you're just curious about the ukulele but haven’t started playing yet, feel free to swing by and get to know what we're all about. Membership in the group is free but you need to buy your own drinks :)

A regional club for fans of the ukulele. Meetings twice a month, club songbook, skills improvement and jams. Something for all of us. Meeting dates and locations are shown in club calendar.

The Bend Ukulele Group (BUGs) is a collection of Bendites and friends in neighboring towns of Central Oregon who share an interest in Ukulele - songs, music, and the Aloha spirit.

CU-CU, the Coalition of Union-County Ukuleles, is open to the community, welcoming young and young at heart! (Any age--preferably 4th grade up because of the motor skill thing!) We meet at the La Grande Forestry and Range Science Lab, 1401 Gekeler Lane on the first Thursday of the month from 6:30 to 8:30 PM. CU-CU is a positive way to share your love of music with like-minded people of different backgrounds and ages. The ukulele is a popular instrument that takes little investment to get started. The ukulele is ideal for its portability, ability to play melody and harmony, sounds great in groups or alone, and is FUN to play!

A fun, sing-along, play-along club for all ages, all levels, all genres.

PUA meets on the fourth Sunday of each month from 1 - 3 p.m. All levels are welcome - join-in any month.  Instruction for beginners is available at each gathering (loaner ukuleles are available for the curious). Occasionally guest teachers drop in to play and teach songs. Discover the joy and laughter of group ukulele playing.

Meeting in Salem, Oregon USA.  Check out the SUSA site for monthly meeting information, reference articles, downloadable tools, song sheets (WITH AUDIO!), and more. Visit the “Uke‘aholics” section for information about weekly jams and learning opportunities.  SUSA’s “Hui o Koke’e” group sings and plays traditional and popular island songs during the summer.

The Ukulaneys meet the last Friday of most months at 7:00 pm at the Washington Park Community Center 2025 Washington St. in Eugene, Oregon. We welcome all ukulele players. We also host the Eugene UKEtoberFest... an annual event held at University of Oregon with workshops, concerts and jamming.

The Allegheny Ukulele Kollective (or Allegheny Ukes) is a Ukulele enthusiast club based in Altoona, PA and surrounding areas. The Allegheny Ukes have existed in various incarnations since 2010 where we jammed on college campuses, the local YMCA, and in cafes.

Group of Ukulele Players and Fan. Meet monthly to play and sing together. All skill levels welcome! 1st Thursday of the month, 6:30pm-9:00pm at Grace United Methodist Church in Hummelstown, PA

Funky Frets is the `ukulele home of Curt & Bernadette Sheller and their daughter Kelly. A true Mom and Pop or as our grandson TJ might say “Mom Mom and Pop-o” music store specializing in All Things Ukulele.

Curt has written and published over 30 books for ukulele. Curt also maintains his personal, very popular web site curtsheller.com with over 400 ukulele lessons, links and resource to builders, luthiers, festivals, clubs, manufactures, fellow musicians and a lot more. Curt has performed and presented ukulele workshops at various `ukulele festivals our the USA.

This meetup group is for ukulele get togethers, jams, workshops and concert announcements. As well as any great `ukulele related events we can host at the store.

We’re looking forward to building a vibrant `ukulele community in this neck of the woods.

This Meetup Group gives all players, no matter what the experience level the chance to learn from one another and jam with each other. This Meetup will be held in the Western Suburbs of Philadelphia in the Wayne, PA general vicinity. So if you’re close by, love the Uke and looking for some good folks to play with, please sign up and all of the details will follow. We will play a wide variety of music from old standards from the 20’s and 30’s, Hawaiian Music, Classic Rock, Modern Pop, Country, Punk, Reggae and anything else that is of interest. We need singers as well. So if you like to sing please join the group. We can also add some guitar players and bass players. Kazoo, bell, drum and percussion folks always welcome! Hope to see you soon!

Hang out and play the ukulele with fellow enthusiasts in a brand new, ukecentric shop on the legendary South Street. This is a great way to make new friends, learn the uke and create music in a fun, relaxed environment. Feel free to invite your percussion loving friends and do not hesitate to sing! We will collectively decide on themed nights, whether it be decade, genre, etc and uke on til the break of dawn (not really, but at least into the evening)!

Steel City Ukuleles promotes fellowship, entertainment, performance and education among ukulele enthusiasts in the Greater Pittsburgh Area. We meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesday evenings of each month, meeting at 6:45 to tune up and talk, playing from 7 to 9 pm. Our meeting place is Wilkins School Community Center, 7604 Charleston Avenue at the intersection of Milton Avenue in Regent Square, right off Parkway East. On-street parking. After we play and make announcements, we jam song-circle style. The setting is friendly and informal with no commitment required — just bring your uke and join us. We encourage solo play for advanced players, open mic.

Lancaster's first and premier ukulele club. We're a gang of fun-loving musicians of varying skill levels who gather together weekly to strum ukuleles (and sing). Join us and share the music.

We are a monthly ukulele meetup which focuses on having a good time in a low pressure environment while also learning and progressing on our instruments and in our lives. Members of all levels, backgrounds, ethnicities, and genders are welcome.

Members of the West Philly Uke Club are encouraged to contribute as much as they’d like in song choices, arrangement options, and song-leading.

Come make a bunch of beauty and mistakes. Explore your creative tendencies. Or just come out and have a good time.

A ukulele group that is non_exclusionary. Want to bring a guitar? Come on! Bongos? You betcha! We jam usually every Friday at the local library...all skill levels welcome.

The Lowcountry Strummers Ukulele Club is located in Coastal South Carolina and invite all those interested in Ukuleles to join. We have a monthly open Jam and provide free beginner lessons.

The YesterUkes, a ukulele band-most with gray hair- entertain audiences with songs from days gone by.

The Classic Ax is a full service guitar repair shop. Including refinishing and customizing we are located in the Heart of Nashville on Music Row. We also repair banjo’s, mandolin’s and other stringed instruments. (Oh ya, and the occasional Accordion) We have been providing Nashville with this type of service since 1981 Classic Ax an Authorized repair center for most brands of string instrument, also has special techniques for Martin Guitars.

The purpose of The Nashville Ukulele Society (NUkeS) is to have fun, learn how to play, and grow as musicians. The ukulele, invented in Hawaii in 1879, is a wonderful instrument for all music levels.

We meet twice a month, first Monday of each month and the third Saturday of each month. Check our calendar as locations and times vary. Come Jam with us! Welcoming players from all levels.

A group of Padre Island people passionate about playing their ukuleles and singing together. The group meets every Tuesday evening from 6 PM to 8 PM. Beginners play together from 6 to 7. The more advanced players play from 7 to 8. Both groups perform in public and always on a voluntary basis. It’s all about having fun and continuing to learn. Everyone is welcome. Loaner ukes available. Let us know a week in advance that you need a uke and we’ll have one waiting for you.

The Utah Ukulele Association is a group for those interested in playing the ukulele and in promoting all things to do with the ukulele in the state of Utah. The Utah Ukulele Association is open to all ages and all skill levels of ukulele players. We meet together once and sometimes twice a month to jam and socialize.

The Northern Virginia Ukulele Society (NVUS) is a fun social club for all levels of ukulele experience. Our regular monthly club schedule has something for everyone. ukulele in Reston. ukulele in Washington. ukulele in Silver Spring

A large group of ukulele players dedicated to networking and playing together while promoting all things ukulele. We bring in well known professional uke players to teach workshops and give concerts in our community. We have a wide range of skill levels so we encourage each other, learn from each other, and continue to grow in our abilities. We meet on the first Saturday of the month, from 11 AM-1 PM, in the downstairs social hall of the Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship. All skill levels and styles of play are welcomed. Bring your music stands and ukes. Music is provided.

We meet 2 Thursdays each month at the Anacortes Senior Activity Center. We have weekly Monday jams, weekly Newkulele lessons, concerts and workshops, and small group performances.

Seattle Ukulele Players Association (SUPA) is a Washington nonprofit corporation founded in 2003 to promote fellowship, entertainment, performance and education among ukulele enthusiasts in the Puget Sound region.

U POP is a loose network of people around the Palouse that play or want to play the ukulele. We currently set a get together date of the last Thursday of the month. We meet from 6 PM to 8 PM at the Simpson United Methodist Church in Pullman,Washington. Everyone is welcome; all ages and levels of playing ability.

Our mission is to spread joie d’ukulele to East Jefferson County ... and beyond. The group was George’s big idea, and he enlisted the help of Bruce and Germaine. At the first meeting in October, 2011, we had 70 people, and we thought … “Now what?!” It’s been a lot of fun finding out!

Founder: "Aaron Baer". Meetings at the "New Moon Cafe".