Discover a new skill this February! This drop-in ukulele workshop for families is suitable for beginning ukulele players of all ages.
Overview
Introducing a fun ukulele workshop for families, including adults and new parents who’d like to learn to play and sing their favourite tunes with their children.
Join Kjell (he/him) from Strummy Mummies for two free ukulele taster sessions in one of the most beautiful rooms at the picturesque Pitzhanger Manor and find out how easy and fun it is to play this little instrument. After just one session you’ll be playing a funky tune you and your child will love!
Whilst you’re strumming away your little one can sit with us, should you wish to bring them along. Cushions to sit on will be provided.
Up to 6 ukuleles are provided in each session and Kjell will also bring some samba shakers in case your little one feels like joining in.
Please note:
This is a drop-in event with free access to Pitzhanger Manor.
There are a limited number of instruments for this session, so participants will be admitted on a first-come-first-served basis.
This is a family event – children must be accompanied at all times by a parent or guardian.
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