Concord Conservatory’s Ukelele Tasters Dates
Two Free and Fun Ukulele Classes on September 16 and 18th.
Adults, you can discover the joy of playing the ukulele—one of the most infectious and fun instruments! This year, the Concord Conservatory of Music (CCM) will host two Ukulele Tasters. Choose the time that fits your schedule and join us on Monday, September 16th, from 6:15 – 7:15 pm at the HarveyWheeler Community Center in their Clock Tower Room in Concord, or on Wednesday, September 18th, from 7:00 – 8:00 pm at KJ's Caffè in Acton, located at 145 Great Road. On Wednesday, you can make it a full evening by enjoying dinner at KJ's Caffè before the event. They will open exclusively for attendees at 6:00 pm, outside their regular hours, offering you the opportunity to purchase and savor something from their excellent menu. We're grateful for their support in making this a special experience. After an hour, you’ll fall in love with playing this happy and cool instrument and will want to join a class with your new friends. CCM faculty member Aaron Jay Myers will guide you and have you strumming along in no time. You’ll learn how to hold the ukulele and learn basic chords. You’ll end up playing a foot-tapping song by the end of the ukulele taster. Ukuleles will be available to use for the evening, but bring your own if possible. Sign up in advance at ConcordConservatory.org or just show up at CCM for an entertaining evening. After the Taster, you’ll jump at the chance to join a ukulele group class. CCM offers the Ukulele Crash Course for beginners on Mondays during the afternoon and in the evening and the Ukulele Club on Tuesday evenings for those already more familiar with the instrument. These classes begin on September 23 and 24. For information on the full list of CCM offerings, visit ConcordConservatory.org, email info@concordconservatory.org, or call (978) 369-0010. The Concord Conservatory of Music is the area’s nonprofit community music school, located at 1317 Main Street within the West Concord Union Church on the 2nd floor. Financial assistance is available.
Adults, you can discover the joy of playing the ukulele—one of the most infectious and fun instruments! This year, the Concord Conservatory of Music (CCM) will host two Ukulele Tasters. Choose the time that fits your schedule and join us on Monday, September 16th, from 6:15 – 7:15 pm at the HarveyWheeler Community Center in their Clock Tower Room in Concord, or on Wednesday, September 18th, from 7:00 – 8:00 pm at KJ's Caffè in Acton, located at 145 Great Road. On Wednesday, you can make it a full evening by enjoying dinner at KJ's Caffè before the event. They will open exclusively for attendees at 6:00 pm, outside their regular hours, offering you the opportunity to purchase and savor something from their excellent menu. We're grateful for their support in making this a special experience. After an hour, you’ll fall in love with playing this happy and cool instrument and will want to join a class with your new friends. CCM faculty member Aaron Jay Myers will guide you and have you strumming along in no time. You’ll learn how to hold the ukulele and learn basic chords. You’ll end up playing a foot-tapping song by the end of the ukulele taster. Ukuleles will be available to use for the evening, but bring your own if possible. Sign up in advance at ConcordConservatory.org or just show up at CCM for an entertaining evening. After the Taster, you’ll jump at the chance to join a ukulele group class. CCM offers the Ukulele Crash Course for beginners on Mondays during the afternoon and in the evening and the Ukulele Club on Tuesday evenings for those already more familiar with the instrument. These classes begin on September 23 and 24. For information on the full list of CCM offerings, visit ConcordConservatory.org, email info@concordconservatory.org, or call (978) 369-0010. The Concord Conservatory of Music is the area’s nonprofit community music school, located at 1317 Main Street within the West Concord Union Church on the 2nd floor. Financial assistance is available.