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Learn to Play the Dulcimer Classes

Our free classes for adult novice dulcimer players continue this fall. We are holding the classes at the Fairwood Branch Library in September and part of October.

The class times are on Thursdays from 12:15 pm – 1:30 pm.

The mountain dulcimer is easy to learn and to play and offers unlimited hours of enjoyment. We will continue to learn to play a variety of tunes this fall — bluegrass, gospel and folk plus a variety of techniques such as fingerpicking and chord backup. If you know how to play the dulcimer a little and want to practice and learn more tunes; come join us!

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Weekly Dulcimer Meetings

The club meets weekly for jams and meetings. Currently our club has two playing groups. Both meet at at the EBR Fairwood Branch Library. Red Stick Strummers meet on Thursdays from 10:30 am to noon. The main club meets on Saturday mornings from 10:30 – noon,

Disclaimer: It is important to note that the club does not meet if there is a scheduling conflict with the library (such as a voting weekend as the library is used as a ballot and voting location), other library conflicts or a club activity or conflict. Also, the club does not meet on holidays or threat of inclement weather. To keep abreast of schedule changes, we suggest joining the dulcimer association to receive such notifications, Message us for details.

Cajun Dulcimer Jam

Joe’s group no longer jams at the Acadian Cultural Center (501 Fisher Road, Lafayette, Louisiana) which is part of the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park. He’s taking a break from that location.

Joe’s group currently jams on Wednesdays in Opelousas at the St. Landry Visitor’s Center on I-49 at Exit 23. The jams are usually held from 10:00 am – 11:30 am. Again, check with Joe prior to heading out to make sure the jam is still on!!!

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