🎶 Ukulele Workshop: “Yesterday” by The Beatles (9/2/26)

August 22, 2026August 22, 2026

Calling all ukulele players! Join us for a fun and rewarding workshop as we dive into one of the most beautiful and beloved songs ever written — “Yesterday” by The Beatles.

Workshop leader Janice will guide us through the ukulele tabs, teaching the melody and working through the song together, step by step. Whether you’re experienced with tabs or still getting comfortable reading them, we’ll help you along the way.

📅 Workshop Details

Date: Tuesday, September 2nd (note: first week of September!)
Time: 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Location: Holladay Library — 2150 Murray Holladay Rd
Cost: FREE

Yesterday Tabs Only

🎵 Why Attend?

“Yesterday” will be featured at our September jam session, so this workshop is a great way to get ahead on learning the song.

🙏 Special Thanks

A big thank you to Janice for arranging the tabs and to Harold for charting the song — we’re lucky to have such talented people in our uke group!

Bring your ukulele, bring your enthusiasm, and get ready to play “Yesterday”!

Location

Holladay Library 2150 E Murray Holladay Rd, Holladay, UT 84117

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