Tickets go fast! RSVP required! General public registration (Free) is available immediately!

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Join us at Cafe Racer’s OBAMA Room (Official Bad Art Museum of Art) for some tunes, drinks, and friends!

2:00-2:30pm – For those who are brand new to the uke, join us for a 30 min crash course from 2:00-2:30pm. You are welcome to stay after and join the jam!

2:30-5:00pm – For those more experienced, please join us from 2:30-5:00pm for jam and open mic

The Uke session is FREE, food and drink items are available for purchase

As with always, all are welcomed at this cozy venue and solo performances are encouraged! Limited sheet music will be provided for those who are attending their FIRST Uke Society session, and ukuleles will be provided based on reservations (limited quantity), please message the event organizer via Facebook should you need to borrow a uke for the session.

Capacity: 25 Seats available, tickets are required

What songs are we learning to play on the ukulele?

10 song MASH – The Dreamer
C & H
Country Road
Havana
Mamma Mia
Under the sea (in “C”)
Singing the blues
A Million Dreams
Top of the world
You are my sunshine
A whole new world
Isn’t she lovely
Something
Besame Mucho
More
Rainbow Connection
City of Stars
Hang on little tomato
Margaritaville
Riptide
Have you ever seen the rain
I see the light
Singing in the rain
La Vie En Rose
LOVE
The Bare Necessities
Melancholy Astronautic Man
All song PDFs can be accessed here (in case you want to get a head start): https://ukesociety.com/songs/

We apologize in advance for reaching capacity quickly. We intend to keep a small group size both for the nature of the session as well as because of space constraints. Please join the Uke Society Facebook Group & follow our Facebook Page and we will make sure to notify and give you priority in our next session.

Please understand the session is designed primarily for adult ukulele players, but all ages are welcome!

If you have any questions, please contact davidliu@ukesociety.com

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About Uke Society:

Uke Society partners with small, local businesses to provide free ukulele sessions in the community. These sessions include: technique workshops, beginner to advanced group lessons, and related social gatherings and performances.

We believe by drawing people together with music, we can make an impact on 3 major areas in the society:

1. Music discovery: People will begin or progress on a music journey

2. Stronger community relationships: By providing the community with a place and time to enjoy music, more people will have the opportunity to support local businesses in return

3. Make friends and have fun: Because we can all take a break from our digital devices