Do you play the dulcimer? Would you like to play with other dulcimer players? Here we’ve compiled a list of active dulcimer clubs in the western part of the United States to get you started.
Joining a club is a great way to improve your dulcimer playing ability and to make new friends. Dulcimer clubs welcome players of all ability levels – young and old – and often even provide opportunities to play in public venues.
Some clubs are small, some are large – but each is committed to advancing the tradition of dulcimer playing in communities around the country. Joining a club is a great opportunity to relax and play with folks of like mind, and even learn a new trick or two as well.
Interested in promoting your dulcimer club? If your club is not listed below, drop us a line and add your dulcimer club to our list!
Alaska
No dulcimer clubs found.
Arizona
Gold Canyon | Strum Ditties (email: maryjanejohng@gmail.com) |
Phoenix | Desert Dulcimers |
Tucson | Tucson Dulcimer Ensemble |
California
Colorado
Hawaii
No dulcimer clubs found.
Idaho
No dulcimer clubs found.
Montana
Big Timber | Crazy Mountain Dulcimer Club |
Nevada
No dulcimer clubs found.
New Mexico
Albuquerque | Apple Mountain Strings and Things |
Santa Fe | High Desert Dulcimers (email: donmouton@aol.com) |
Oregon
Estacada | UpRiver Dulcimer Club |
Grants Pass | Sally and the String Beings (email: salgaljane@yahoo.com) |
Milwaukie | Sloe Jam Dulcimers |
Portland | Camas Hammered Dulcimer Play Around |
Sandy | Mt. Hood Dulcimer Club |
Utah
Wyoming
No dulcimer clubs found.
Interesting in learning more about other dulcimer clubs in the United States, besides those in the West? Visit our club page for more information.