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, February 12: Workshop & Song Circle

Uncles Rod Higuchi and Gregg Porter will work to expand your repertoire of Hawaiian-language songs, by teaching/refining two more pieces that you can find in our books (and as PDFs by clicking on the links), "Ka Uluwehi O Ke Kai" and "Koke`e." A brief language-lesson will start the workshop at 1:45 and continue until our song circle.

Also, keep working on your Elvis! You can download some of the "work in progress" songs at the SUPA Folklife page.

Workshop $8 (includes $3 song circle) from 1:45-2:30p. Song circle, $3, from 2:30-4:30p using our SUPA Song Books (2010 "green" and 2005-2007 combined "red"). Doors open at 1:30pm.

Sunday, March 11: Swap Meet, Open Mic, & Song Circle

It's March, which means it's time for our annual swap meet. Clear out those leftover ukuleles you never play! Bring along those song books you've been "planning to get to!" Swap, exchange, trade, and sell any of your ukulele items before and during our SUPA Sunday.

Open Mic - while shopping for that elusive ukulele item, enjoy the dulcet sounds of our fellow SUPA members as they entertain and serenade you with their latest songs. Sign up that day, and to accommodate everyone, please limit your selections to one.

Finally, enjoy our monthly song circle from 2:30-4:30p. All this much fun for 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.