Best Practice for Running Community Groups
Running a community ukulele club for over 50s is about much more than music — it’s about connection, confidence, fun and wellbeing. After being asked for advice on creating and sustaining successful groups, The Ukulele Project has put together our top 10 best practice tips to help organisers build welcoming, inclusive and engaging ukulele communities for older adults. Whether you’re starting a new club or developing an existing one, these practical ideas are designed to support enjoyable music-making for everyone involved
The London Ukulele Project is delighted to be part of Twickenham’s 60s Day celebrations 9th August 2026, bringing people together through music with ukulele jams and flashmob performances throughout the event.
To help everyone join in, we’ve created this FREE 60s songbook packed with classic singalong favourites.
If you enjoy using it and would like to support the project, donations are very welcome and will help us run our summer programme and more community music events and resources like this. Thank you for playing along with us!
Wales Ukulele Project Jam Book 2026
This is the song book for all our Ukulele Jams being held in 2026. Same book will be used for all events.
Caerphilly Ukulele Jam – 25 April
Barry Island Ukulele Jam – 2 May
Porthcawl Ukulele Jam – 6 June
Everyone is welcome. All ukulele players can attend.
The event will start at 12pm with a break at 1pm. We will then continue at 2pm and finish at 3pm.
Summer Jam, Porthcawl The Jam Book
This is the song book for the Summer Jam at the Bandstand on John Street in Porthcawl.
Everyone is welcome. All ukulele players can attend.
The event will start at 12pm and finish at 3pm.
Pembrokeshire Uke-Ender Song Book 2025
This is the song book for the Pembrokeshire Uke-Ender 2025.
Tickets available at ticketsource.co.uk/wales-ukulele-project
A ukulele festival showcasing groups across West Wales with an evening Performance from our Special guest Matthew Quilliam supported by The Ukumaniacs.