The Southern NH Ukulele Group (SNHUG) is bringing back their popular Sunday Jam Socials, which were previously held monthly at Earcraft Music in Dover, NH, before the pandemic. With Earcraft’s closure, there has been a strong demand for a new venue for the group’s open mic sessions. Fortunately, the newly opened Milk Street Studios in Dover is a perfect fit!
Sign-ups are available on the group’s Meetup page or in person at the door, on a first-come, first-served basis. Each performer will play one song and at the end, circle back as time allows for additional performances.
The first session will be held on November 10th from 2 PM to 4 PM at 6 Milk Street, Dover. Kurt Eddins, owner of Milk Street Studios, shared, “We’re thrilled to collaborate with this group. Our mission is to be a creative hub for local musicians of all levels, providing a space to jam, record, and achieve their goals.”
Spots are expected to fill quickly, so be sure to sign up here: https://www.meetup.com/southern-nh-ukulele-group-snhug/events/304182139/
Note: Parking is only available on Central Avenue. Park across the street near Bradley Commons (577 Central Ave).
Since 2012, SNHUG has been committed to giving back to the community. In partnership with the Ukulele Kids Club, a 501(c)(3) organization, SNHUG helps bring the healing power of music therapy and instruments to hospitalized children locally and nationwide. The group also offers free beginner ukulele workshops and provides a ‘ukulele library’ that travels to libraries and community spaces across New Hampshire. Additionally, SNHUG performs at fairs, festivals, nursing homes, and veterans’ homes throughout the state and beyond. To date, SNHUG has raised over $108,000 for charity, most of that for the Ukulele Kids Club. SNHUG welcomes players of all levels.
