In the streets of Boston, Massachusetts there are attractions for one and all. If you’re a baseball enthusiast, the crowd at Fenway Park welcomes all enthusiasts whether you’re a Red Sox fan or not. For those who prefer the more academic side of life the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard are two of the top destinations in the world. Boston is one of the oldest cities in the US and subsequently the classical music scene dominates here with the Boston Symphony Orchestra rated as one of the best worldwide. Rock and Jazz is extremely popular in “Beantown” as well.

Will we any find Ukesters in Boston? You betcha. The Ukulele Union of Boston meets up regularly to practice for the numerous events they organize, whether it be for charity or festivals and lessons are offered for those who would like to broaden their ukulele repertoire. The group was founded in 2010 and is headed up by a team of dedicated Ukesters. You can contact them directly on their Meetup.com page listed below.

https://www.meetup.com/BostonUke/

Feel like getting out of the city for a while? A short hour’s drive from the concrete jungle takes you to Worcester, MA and a real jewel awaits you there. The Union Ukulele Club meets every last Thursday of the month to strum and sing along to some classics and even a few ukulele renditions of modern hits. Ages range from seven years old upwards and the group is aimed at all levels of proficiency. Events include workshops hosted by established ukulele players, group strum alongs and information swaps. This merry band can be reached directly through their Facebook page listed below.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/405911636111542/about/

In Littleton, an hour east of Boston the Indian Hill Music School is a superb ukulele destination. The school is open to beginners and casual players alike and offers unique styles in learning to increase the level of your strumming, chords and singing-while-playing techniques. This facility is headed up by instructor Joe Pirog, a professional bassist, guitarist and educator who has discovered a deep affection for the ukulele and helps others to explore their potential to the fullest extent. Your Bondi Uke will be able to stretch its legs in this environment with the guidance of teacher Joe. The Indian Hill Music School can be contacted directly through their website which is listed below.

http://www.indianhillmusic.org/school/ukulele-club.html

If learning the ukulele in the comfort of your own domicile is your thing, then look no further than Jammin’ With You Ukulele Lessons. They have no less than four ukulele teachers in the greater Boston are who are more than happy to travel to you and get strumming to assist in your musical development. Look them up on the link provided below.

http://www.jamminwithyou.com/jamminwithyou-teachers/ukulele-lessons-

So, if you feel like bringing a little bit of Aloha to Boston, your options really are quite endless. From strumming groups to private tutors, the ukulele is making its voice heard all along the east coast of America. Will you be a part of the phenomenon?

Keep strumming, all!