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Want to take your ukulele playing to the next level? Join Deb Sorgman for 5 weeks of musical fun expanding your ukulele playing skills!
Students should have completed a beginner course and be comfortable with beginner level skills. Ukuleles will be provided, but you’re encouraged to bring your own if you have one.
Please indicate if you would like to borrow a ukulele when you register. For those brining their own uke, please tune it prior to class. We suggest Ukebuddy.
Wednesdays, May 15, 22, 29 and June 5, 12 from 6-7pm.
Ages: 18+
$25 for all 5 classes - that's $5 per class!
While we're on the road, this class will take place at Fort Taber Community Center located at 1000 S. Rodney French Blvd. in New Bedford, MA. During class time, summer parking passes are not required for the Fort Taber Community Center parking lot only. However, due to class size, if you have a Summer 2024 parking pass, please consider parking outside of the Fort Taber Community Center lot so those without a pass can park.
Deb picked up her first ukulele and instantly fell in love with this small but mighty instrument. Her passion for the ukulele led her to become one of the few New England teachers certified by the prestigious James Hill Ukulele Instructor Institute. A lifelong music lover, she also directs a ukulele band and has studied with musicians both local and international.
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The Z’s Creative Classroom offers performing arts classes to learners of all ages and abilities in a variety of mediums. It’s a safe and inviting space for all to explore their curiosity and interest in the performing arts. This year, as the theater undergoes renovations, The Z’s Creative Classroom is on the road, offering classes in locations throughout the city. To lead these classes, we’ve selected the top teachers, performers, and artists in the Southcoast.
