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 13: SUPA Song Circle
- Come join SUPA for our monthly song circle from 2:30-4:30p. And come early (1:30) to practice your Elvis for Northwest Folklife. Only $3. (And bring your mother!)
- Sunday, May 20 - Northwest Folklife Festival Rehearsal - Elvis!
- West Seattle Senior Center (4217 Southwest Oregon Street Seattle, WA 98116 - Map) from 2:30-4:30pm
- This is the last rehearsal for our Northwest Folklife Festival performance. This year, we're doing Elvis! Song sheets are available for review and download from our SUPA Folklife page.
- Sunday, May 27 - Northwest Folklife Festival Performance
- Get ready for this year's Northwest Folklife Festival with Elvis. SUPA will perform at the Center House Theater on Sunday, May 27, from 4:05-4:25pm, as part of the UKENALIA Showcase (we will be the third of four acts, after The Castaways & Thornton Creek Elementary, and just before The Canote Brothers).
- Be sure to visit the Northwest Folklife Festival Web site for more information and details of the entire music festival at the Seattle Center.
- SUPA Song Circle - Sunday, June 10
- SUPA continues its monthly song circles for the summer season at the Phinney Neighborhood Association from 2:30-4:30pm. Doors open at 1:30 for informal practice, fellowship, and ukulele. After 9-1/2 years, still only $3!
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.
