GOLDEN GATE PAVILION GOODBYE TO SUMMER JAM -- IN-PERSON EVENT

With Halloween fast approaching and with the nice weather San Francisco gets in October (fingers crossed!) let's meet at the the Golden Gate Pavilion at Blue Heron (formerly Stow) Lake to play music that celebrates Halloween, the end of summer, and the onset of autumn. Please note the earlier start time so we can wrap up before it gets cold!

We'll play music from the Daily Ukulele (Yellow) and Daily Ukulele -- Leap Year Edition (Blue) books, and I'll be posting a small music packet with a few songs that aren't in the Yellow or Blue books.

If you don’t have the Yellow, Blue, or Purple Books yet, you can purchase them from Jim Beloff’s website [https://www.fleamarketmusic.com/store/scripts/prodList.asp?idCategory=24]. You can also find them on amazon.com and other online bookstores, on eBay, and at local music shops and bookstores.

Here are Dropbox links to the Yellow and Blue books in pdf format, for those of you who use devices for your music.

The dropbox link to The Daily Ukulele.
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/uca82l70r9a4hgjqohsgq/Daily_ukulele_yellow_LINKED_v1.1.pdf?rlkey=44gm13r5gbvhstiv7ibnuojt1&st=dvrcg7n4&dl=0
The dropbox link to the Daily Ukulele - Leap Year Edition:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/hy9pnffip1lc1rxs5zc8q/Daily_Ukulele_blue_Leap_Year_LINKED_v1.1.pdf?rlkey=oug9yq9ezckyly3ekj3su539u&st=2hgndbig&dl=0

Please note that we don't reserve the Golden Gate Pavilion, and while it's usually available when we schedule a jam there, it may occasionally be in use, in which case we'll have to look for another place to play. It often gets cold or windy in the afternoon in the park, so please dress accordingly.

As we do at our montly in-person meetups, we'll go around the circle, and anyone who would like to lead a song may do so. If you like, you can post here in the comments what song you'd like to lead when it's your turn so that those so inclined can practice in advance. You're free to pass when it's your turn, or pick a song and ask someone else to lead it, but the more voices we hear, the better!