UKULELE Resources

Tauranga Ukulele Group at weekly jam session
1.30 - 3.30pm Mondays

The group has grown from just 6 members four years ago to 30+ members today. We cover a fairly wide cross section of music, which we all contribute to. We are very fortunate to have June Pharo lead the group and she does her best to get us to play and sing the songs to the best of our ability. However the overriding theme of the group is to spend a couple hours every week having fun with music and enjoying each other’s company. Convener Eileen 07 576 3183

If your U3A has a Ukulele Group, U3A NZ would like to hear from you. Further suggestions & info contact Garry via email >
Garry has created the www.ukulele.u3a.nz
website for all NZ U3A to obtain Ukulele resources.

Ukulele Resourses > 5000 music charts & Lessons

Browns Bay U3A UKULELE This group has a mixture of beginners and players. The group started in February 2019 and meets twice a month.

Hamilton U3A UKULELE Group

Gisborne "In a Chord" Ukulele Group
10.00am 2nd & 4th Monday

Waiarapa Ukulele Group - 10.00 am Fridays
Currently our group comprises a few regular players, and we would dearly love to have more people join us. Previous experience is not necessary, just an enthusiasm for making music together. We meet every Friday at 10am in the Education Centre, 22 Dixon Street. Convenor: Christine 04 379 6975

Wellington U3A Performing Music Group
New members welcome. Jennifer 04 479 5325

Wakatipu U3A Performance Music Group

Ponsonby U3A Strummers

We have been having fun sessions together twice a month since 2017 and have led singalongs at our Christmas luncheons.

Bay of Islands U3A Singing for Fun 1st Tues 10 am
We welcome shower singers, songsters, trillers, crooners, yodellers… anyone who wants to get together for a singsong. No auditions required. The talentless and talented alike are welcome. Members do not need to be able to read music, nor is there any requirement to be able to sing in tune.

Mt Albert U3A Singing For Fun 1.30 pm 3rd Friday
A group catering for those who love to sing, with the emphasis placed on the FUN factor, led by a very experienced choir leader and accompanist.

Tawa Ukulele Group 1:30pm Fridays Tawa Library

It is a common experience that people will often say that one of their main regrets in life is that they never learned to play a musical instrument. Playing the Ukulele is also a first-rate way of developing and maintaining a good level of mind/body coordination especially as such skills deteriorate with age. Each time the group learns a new chord on their four-stringed instruments they open a whole new range of tunes for them to learn and perform.
Co-ord. Jasmine 04 238 2191

Playing an Instrument BENEFITS YOUR BRAIN >

Tawa U3A Music Performance & U3A Singers
Co-ord. Gillian 04 232 4200 or 021 231 4240