Today: Ukulele Party!
by StoryLaura
There’s nothing like the ukulele to make you smile. Come on down to the Ukulele Café for family fun on
Thursday July 25, 2013: 7:00 pm to 7:45 pm -- Downtown Library: Multi-Purpose Room . We’ll be singing favorite old time tunes, sharing a short story or two and sipping lemonade. We are so excited that our own awesome storytime musician, Sara Keller, will lead the Ukulele Party gang and Mitchell Chang and David Swain will drop by to show us how it’s really done!
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hah! great for children
hah! great for children
yes this is great for kids
yes this is great for kids
sounds fun
sounds fun
sound fun
sound fun
I used to play ukulele in 5th
I used to play ukulele in 5th grade and it was a lot of fun!!! I suggest that everyone should try to play the ukulele because it is just like playing a guitar and it is quite simple!
Unlike guitar, you don't use
Unlike guitar, you don't use a pick. But ukulele is such a fun instrument to play. It's great for beginning musicians because the chords are fairly easy to get.
I might be missing something,
I might be missing something, but what time is this happening and at which branch?
Hi, Here is the link included
Hi,
Here is the link included in the blog that has the details. Hope to see you there! StoryLaura
http://www.aadl.org/events/list?id=17486
yeah what branch
yeah what branch
Oh, I skimmed this at first
Oh, I skimmed this at first and thought it might be a chance to try out playing a ukulele, but upon re-reading I don't think that's the gist of the event.
sounds like a blast!
sounds like a blast!
Sounds like fun!
Sounds like fun!
fun
fun
nice
nice
I always wanted to learn how
I always wanted to learn how to play.
Nice
Nice
Which Branch please...?
Which Branch please...?
Downtown, Multi-Purpose Room.
Downtown, Multi-Purpose Room.
You have to click through
You have to click through Ukulele Cafe to get the time (7 pm).
I may stop in
I may stop in
Love to listen to Hawiian
Love to listen to Hawiian music - so peaceful and lots of ukulele