Club Uke - The exclusive/inclusive Uke-Only Nightclub

Club Uke would like to thank the following sponsors: Debi Parola Photography Pat Tracy Woodworks PONO ISLAND GRILL COMPASS ROSE UKULELES	CLUB UKE OPEN MIC V Coming soon at The Backstage Lounge $10 in advance Club Uke continues its reputation as THE Santa Cruz hotspot for the Ukulele Open Mic scene. Proprietors Rhan Wilson and Rick Zeek can be found most Saturday mornings on the beach behind the Kind Grind playing with the "Sons of the Beach" ukulele group - they can accept payments by cash or check at that time as well. IF YOU CAN'T MAKE IT TO THE SHOW But would still like to donate, please click this donate button and help us show how powerful we can be when we work (and play) together:	The Backstage Lounge offers the perfect, intimate space for Club Uke's performers and audience alike. The Lounge offers great small plate cuisine, beer and wine , and together with a quality sound system, lighting and stage - it creates the perfect atmosphere for you, the aspiring or professional ukulele performer! This photo was taken by Debi Parola - to see more Club Uke photos, as well as photos from other Ukulele events and gatherings, CLICK HERE Get on the "U" list! The U-list is Club Uke's version of the A-list, common in the trendy LA nightclubs. Those on the A-list are given special treatment and allowed to go where those "other" people aren't. When you're on the U-list, you get that same special treatment - namely, entry into the newest and hottest "ukes only" venue in Santa Cruz! The good news is that it's easy to get on the U list! Just be the first to sign up and contribute to Club Uke's fundraising efforts each month. And of course, we want you to perform! All skill levels welcome, from the first timer to the seasoned pro. The Santa Cruz Weekly writes: "The place was stuffed to the gills with men in Hawaiian print shirts and panama hats and women in zebra print and sequins, all toting miniature guitar cases. What little extra room there was in the aisles was comandeered for dancing when the music started." Click here to read the full article. We are on Facebook. Please join us

Club Uke would like to thank the following sponsors:

Pat Tracy Woodworks

PONO
ISLAND GRILL

Club Uke logo

CLUB UKE OPEN MIC V
Coming soon
at The Backstage Lounge
$10 in advance

Club Uke continues its reputation as THE Santa Cruz hotspot for the Ukulele Open Mic scene.

Proprietors Rhan Wilson and Rick Zeek can be found most Saturday mornings on the beach behind the Kind Grind playing with the "Sons of the Beach" ukulele group - they can accept payments by cash or check at that time as well.

IF YOU CAN'T MAKE IT TO THE SHOW

But would still like to donate, please click this donate button and help us show how powerful we can be when we work (and play) together:

The Backstage Lounge offers the perfect, intimate space for Club Uke's performers and audience alike. The Lounge offers great small plate cuisine, beer and wine , and together with a quality sound system, lighting and stage - it creates the perfect atmosphere for you, the aspiring or professional ukulele performer!

This photo was taken by Debi Parola - to see more Club Uke photos, as well as photos from other Ukulele events and gatherings,
CLICK HERE

Get on the "U" list!

The U-list is Club Uke's version of the A-list, common in the trendy LA nightclubs.
Those on the A-list are given special treatment and allowed to go where those "other" people aren't. When you're on the U-list, you get that same special treatment - namely, entry into the newest and hottest "ukes only" venue in Santa Cruz!

The good news is that it's easy to get on the U list! Just be the first to sign up and contribute to Club Uke's fundraising efforts each month.

And of course, we want you to perform! All skill levels welcome, from the first timer to the seasoned pro.

The Santa Cruz Weekly writes:

"The place was stuffed to the gills with men in Hawaiian print shirts and panama hats and women in zebra print and sequins, all toting miniature guitar cases. What little extra room there was in the aisles was comandeered for dancing when the music started."

Click here to read the full article.

We are on Facebook. Please join us