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The jam emphasis is on ukulele.
Each jam has its own day, time and character. The Twin Cities Ukulele Club jams are open to the public, and there is no required charge for the jams. There is an instructor fee for the group lessons. |
Jams - During the Covid-19 Pandemic
the Twin Cities Ukulele Club is holding
Three Zoom Jams each week.
Click here for more information on our Zoom Jams.
Click Here for photos of these jams.
the Twin Cities Ukulele Club is holding
Three Zoom Jams each week.
Click here for more information on our Zoom Jams.
Click Here for photos of these jams.
Want to hear about our Socially Distanced (SD) Jams?
If you would like to receive event notices about our Socially Distanced Jams, click here and let me know you would like to know about them. Put
YES Let Me Know About Socially Distanced Jams in the email subject, or send an email to tcuker@icloud.com and do the same.
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See a list of Socially Distance and Zoom Twin Cities Ukulele Club events above.
Click here for more details on the recommended song books, ukulele books, movies and materials for playing ukuleles and ukulele jams. |
A great time at the Silver Creek International Ukulele Carnival!
Need help playing the uke?
Some Twin Cities Ukulele Club jams will start with a half hour basic workshop 30 minutes before the scheduled jam, except for the StrumMn jams, as well as BUZZ and MPtB group lessons. This is for those who are new uke players or who haven’t played uke much or recently. The whole idea is to introduce and practice chords, chord changes, 1 4 5, and other concepts to new or less experienced uke players before the jam. Then, we will start playing songs right at the scheduled jam time.
Some Twin Cities Ukulele Club jams will start with a half hour basic workshop 30 minutes before the scheduled jam, except for the StrumMn jams, as well as BUZZ and MPtB group lessons. This is for those who are new uke players or who haven’t played uke much or recently. The whole idea is to introduce and practice chords, chord changes, 1 4 5, and other concepts to new or less experienced uke players before the jam. Then, we will start playing songs right at the scheduled jam time.
Ukulele Events - The events listed below are cancelled until further notice - See above "Jams - During the Covid-19 Pandemic"
The Twin Cities Ukulele Club, Roseville Ukulele Jam and StrumMn - 14 adult/teen ukulele jams/group lesson a month in and around Minneapolis and St. Paul.
The Twin Cities Ukulele Club, Roseville Ukulele Jam and StrumMn - 14 adult/teen ukulele jams/group lesson a month in and around Minneapolis and St. Paul.
- 1st Monday Afternoons - Roseville Ukulele Jam - Click here for details.
- 2nd, 4th and 5th Monday Evenings - BUG - Bluegrass Ukulele Group Jams - Click here for details.
- 1st and 3rd Wednesday Noons - Riff City Noon Jams - Click here for details.
- 1st, 3rd and 5th Thursday Evenings - UkeAmericana Jams - Click here for details.
- 2nd and 4th Thursday Evenings - BUZZ - Blues, Uke JaZZ Group Lessons - Click here for details.
- 2nd and 4th Thursday Evening - MPtB - Moving Past the Basics Group Lessons - Click here for details.
- 1st and 3rd Friday Mornings - Friday Morning Jams at Cadenza Music - click here for details.
- 2nd and 4th Friday Mornings - Friday Morning Jams at Groth Music - click here for details.
Questions - Automatic Notification of Events - You may sign up for automatic e-mail notification of the Twin Cities Ukulele Club jams and ukulele events by contacting TwinCitiesUkeClub@icloud.com. You may also submit questions about the Twin Cities Ukulele Club and ukulele events using this email address.
Jam Sponsor - The Twin Cities Ukulele Club jams are sponsored by MBOTMA (Minnesota Bluegrass and Old Time Music Association). Click here for important information about the Twin Cities Ukulele Club/ukulele/MBOTMA relationship.
Join Us - We welcome all levels of uke players to our jams.
Jam Sponsor - The Twin Cities Ukulele Club jams are sponsored by MBOTMA (Minnesota Bluegrass and Old Time Music Association). Click here for important information about the Twin Cities Ukulele Club/ukulele/MBOTMA relationship.
Join Us - We welcome all levels of uke players to our jams.
Why? - Because You just never see someone playing a uke without a smile on their face!