Free Music in Davis: Something for Everyone
November 2, 2026
Guitar Circle at The Melon Ball
Date
Tuesday - November 10, 2026
Time
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Event Description
Bright Bear Workshop hosts a campfire-style song circle at Watermelon Music. Players take turns picking songs, choosing one from the group’s book, sharing a chord chart they’ve brought, or pulling up a YouTube video. Anyone can also lead an exercise.
Acoustic guitar is the main instrument. Ukulele, banjo, mandolin, mandola, baritone guitar and bass guitar are welcome, with chord sheets provided for each. Electric players keep their volume near the acoustic level, use minimal effects, and bring their own amp.
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Bright Bear Workshop hosts a campfire-style song circle at Watermelon Music. Players take turns picking songs, choosing one from the group’s book, sharing a chord chart they’ve brought, or pulling up a YouTube video. Anyone can also lead an exercise.
Acoustic guitar is the main instrument. Ukulele, banjo, mandolin, mandola, baritone guitar and bass guitar are welcome, with chord sheets provided for each. Electric players keep their volume near the acoustic level, use minimal effects, and bring their own amp.