Seattle Ukulele Players Association (SUPA) is a Washington nonprofit corporation founded in 2003 to promote fellowship, entertainment, performance and education among ukulele enthusiasts in the Puget Sound region.
Upcoming SUPA Events:
- Sunday, May 12, Workshop & Song Circle
- Moses Kamai Workshop (1:15-2:15pm). Come to the monthly song circle early for a workshop with Moses Kamai, the director/organizer of the Northern Virginia Ukulele Ensemble. While visiting from Washington DC, he'll spend some time with SUPA members to offer a workshop on ukulele group dynamics with such things as group harmonies, pauses, acapella, rhythm sections, lead sections, and roles of the group leaders and participants. It's sure to be a fun, interactive, and informative workshop. Let's see how the other coast does things and learn a few things along the way.
- Then, stay for the song circle from 2:30-4:30pm. Join SUPA for our monthly song circle with strumming, singing, and maybe even dancing! Bring along your mother for Mother's Day, and we'll serenade her!
- Doors open at 1:00pm. Workshop from 1:15-2:15. Song Circle from 2:30-4:30pm. $15 pays for everything (Song circle, only, $3 after 2:15p).
- Sunday, May 19 - Folklife Rehearsal
- Join SUPA for a rehearsal from 3:00-5:00pm at the Senior Center of West Seattle for our Northwest Folklife festival performance. Follow the Yahoo Groups for a complete listing of the songs we'll be rehearsing.
- Visit SUPA's Folklife page for more information including a PDF download of the songs combined into one file.
Ukulele Events in the Puget Sound
- Calendar
- Below is a quick view version of the SUPA calendar of upcoming events: SUPA song circles, events, and sponsored workshops, ukulele-related events and happenings, and workshops and classes. Click on an event for more details or information.
Song Circle Locations
SUPA meets the 2nd Sunday of most months at the Phinney Neighborhood Center. We meet in the Lower Building (6615 Dayton Ave N - map). This is the old brick school on Dayton Avenue and not the wooden blue building on Phinney Ave. Parking is available in the lower lot (east) off 67th Street. Accessible entrance is on the east side of the building on Dayton Avenue.
