Relaxed monthly ukulele jam session at The Kings Arms on Trinity Road, with a welcome for anyone who has their own ukulele.
The Weymouth Ukuleleans are back at The Kings Arms on Thursday 12 November, one of their regular jam sessions in the harbour. It's a relaxed, musical evening in a popular pub setting, and the whole point is that it's as much for the players as it is for the people who just want to sit back and enjoy the atmosphere. If you've got your own ukulele, you're welcome to bring it along and join in; if not, there's plenty of feel-good entertainment to listen to from the table.
The Ukuleleans are a group of like-minded people brought together by their shared enthusiasm for the instrument. They formed in 2013 out of a series of Christmas busking events to raise money for local charities, and they've kept that going ever since. They play at residential homes, schools, guide groups and community events, and have appeared at festivals including the Wessex Folk Festival, Camp Bestival in 2015 and Bestival in 2017. Their mantra, 'Strum for Fun', is a fair summary of what they're about.
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These jam sessions run every first and third Thursday of the month, from 8pm to 10pm, so if you can't make this one, there'll be another soon. You'll find them at The Kings Arms, 15 Trinity Road, Weymouth DT4 8TJ, in the South Harbourside part of town.
