Mission Statement and commitment to Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion
Board of Directors, Meeting Calendar, Meeting Minutes, Elections
The team that runs the organization and its events
Our famous festivals, camps, and online events
Concerts, jams, workshops, and events
Become a member today
Contribute your time, energy and creativity
There are many ways to contribute.
Be a part of our leadership team
Supporting and inspiring the next generation to play and enjoy music.
A recreational program for kids
A 4 day music camp for 8-16 year olds
Practice, play, and perform at the Father's Day Festival
Find an instrument for your child or donate one of yours.
Worldwide events and activities
Financial assistance for qualified artists and music professionals
In-person or online lessons
Find a band near you or share your band info with the world!
Keep your instrument sounding its best
Lessons, links, and essays to help you enjoy playing and practicing even more
This is the fourth Sunday jam. (In December, it is usually held on the second Sunday.) The church's kitchen is still closed; however, we can share bottled or canned drinks […]
You’re all muted while we lead OT tunes and such. We pass the baton every 5-6 tunes for one of you to lead a tune, then resume leading a new […]
You’re all muted while we lead OT tunes and such. We pass the baton every 5-6 tunes for one of you to lead a tune, then resume leading a new […]
You’re all muted while we lead OT tunes and such. We pass the baton every 5-6 tunes for one of you to lead a tune, then resume leading a new […]
You’re all muted while we lead OT tunes and such. We pass the baton every 5-6 tunes for one of you to lead a tune, then resume leading a new set.
This is the fourth Sunday jam. (In December, it is usually held on the second Sunday.) The church's kitchen is still closed; however, we can share bottled or canned drinks and snacks such as cookies and crackers. Music at the jam typically includes bluegrass, old-time, Western swing, country, and sometimes more. The location is United […]
You’re all muted while we lead OT tunes and such. We pass the baton every 5-6 tunes for one of you to lead a tune, then resume leading a new set.