Liverpool‘s Ukebox is a Very Different Sort of ‘Boy Band’
This fun-loving quartet has been known to play medleys by that other band that exploded out of Liverpool 60 years ago
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The Ukulele Guild of Hawaii‘s Spirit of Sharing and Giving Extends Beyond the Islands
The Ukulele Guild of Hawaii is the most far-reaching organization in the ukulele world and includes professional and amateur builders, players, supporters, collectors, historians, and aficionados of ukulele.
Updated Ukulele Version of ‘Briggs’ Banjo Instructor’ Highlights Great Music from a Shameful Past
This new incarnation of Briggs Banjo Instructor by Kyle Gray Young presents 56 tabbed ukulele arrangements true to the spirit of the original banjo book
Cleveland Rocks the Uke! And So Does The Rest of Ohio
It's not just the home of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame—Cleveland also boasts one of the most rockin’ ukulele scenes in the country.
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Ukulele Safari: The Bold Plan to Bring the Uke into Schools in Kenya
The group visited one rural school, one school in the capital city of Nairobi, and one nonprofit home for girls who had been in dangerous situations.
Building a Ukulele Club: How to Make Your Group Fun, Strong, and Successful
We interviewed the leaders of some of the most popular and well-run ukulele clubs in the world to get their advice on building a better ukulele club.
Uke Tales: Flowers, Friendship, Kazoos, Handcrafted Ukes and More of Your Stories
Readers describe battling stage fright, the satisfaction of building your own ukulele, and, of course, the joy of playing with friends and for others.
Gary Peare and the Road to Ukulelia
Plowing through 20 years of the archives is like jumping headfirst into a swirling multimedia history of ukulele’s third wave
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Kelle Jolly Shares Joy and History with her Affrilachian Ukulele
Kelle Jolly proudly identifies as Affrilachian and is, indeed, a vital member of Tennessee’s arts community as a singer, songwriter, musician, teacher, and much more.
The History and Legacy of Kamaka’s Iconic Pineapple Ukuleles
Sometime around 1927 Kamaka experimented with a new body shape. Not only did these pineapple ukes have distinctive looks, they had a fuller, more resonant sound.