Bird Ukulele Society
A twice-monthly ukulele class + jam session for adults.
We get together, play songs, build real skills, and have a good time doing it. No pressure—just music, community, and a chance to come out of your musical shell.
Bring your uke — or ask us about loaners and starter instruments.
What It Is
- Group ukulele class + jam session
- Learn songs together with clear guidance
- Build fundamentals while playing music you enjoy
- Take requests, sing, strum, and play with others
- A warm, low-pressure community with strong Bird energy
Who It’s For
- Beginners are welcome
- Great for returning players who want motivation and community
- Perfect if you know a few chords and want to play more
- Adults of all ages; friendly, inclusive, and relaxed
What to Expect
- Tune up, settle in, and say hello
- Start with a familiar song
- Play slowly enough for everyone to join in
- Learn practical tips on chords, strumming, and shortcuts
- Get just-in-time help when you need it
- End with a song everyone can enjoy
Ukuleles at Bird
- Need an instrument? We have a few loaner ukuleles available.
- We also sell ukuleles at Bird, including beginner-friendly options.
- Try instruments in person and find the right fit for your sound and budget.
- Ask us about starter ukes, upgrades, and gift options.
Satin Mahogany Tenor
Bright + classic
$129
Striped Ebony Tenor
Balanced tone
$249
Exotic Mahogany Tenor
More range
$209
Play more. Stress less. Find your sound.
Songs + Materials
- Songs and charts are shared in advance when possible.
- Chord charts and lyrics are easy to follow.
- A Google Drive song folder helps you keep up between sessions.
People come for ukulele. They come back because they feel welcome, capable, and connected.
Why People Come Back
Where This Can Lead
Bird Ukulele Society is a low-pressure doorway into a bigger musical life at Bird.
- Come to Society
- Build confidence
- Take private lessons
- Join a class or band
- Perform or record
Ready to play?
Reserve your spot online, or reach out if you need help choosing an instrument.