Woody’s Ukulele School [Bunbury]

Woody’s Ukulele School [Bunbury]

Bunbury Public LibraryBunbury, WA
Wednesday, Apr 15 from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm
Overview

Interested in learning the ukulele? Get ready to strum, sing, and smile in this fun, interactive workshop for kids.

As part of the Bunbury Public Libraries’ Literacy Festival, join Woody and his colourful friends for a fun, hands-on ukulele adventure where everyone becomes a musician.

Date: Wednesday 15 April

Time: 11.30am - 12.30pm

Location: Bunbury Public Library – Parkfield Street, Bunbury

With ukuleles ready for everyone, kids (and adults!) can start playing real songs in minutes, capping it off with a fun, sing-along finale. Interactive, musical, and full of laughter, Woody’s Ukulele School brings the joy of music to life.

For children aged 5+ years and their families. Spaces are limited, and bookings are essential.


Presenter:

Woody Clark is one of Australia’s favourite children’s music specialists, entertainers, and educators. A songwriter for ABC Kids, he’s taught over 10,000 children to strum their first tune through his travelling ukulele school and performed at major festivals including Woodford Folk Festival, Fremantle Arts Centre, and Adelaide Fringe.

With his signature blend of bush storytelling, eco-friendly songs, and playful puppetry, Woody celebrates the joy of making music together. His performances bring laughter, learning, and a big dose of Aussie heart to kids and families everywhere.


About the festival:

The City of Bunbury Public Libraries presents the inaugural Literacy Festival, a vibrant, community-focused celebration of reading, writing and storytelling. Across 12 days and 21 events, the festival will bring stories to life through interactive storytelling, inspiring author talks, creative writing workshops, drawing sessions, family-friendly activities and literacy-focused programs for all ages.

The festival promotes essential lifelong literacy skills while showcasing local authors and illustrators. Free or low-cost and open to all, the festival reinforces that literacy is for everyone.


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  • Tickets are non-refundable but are transferable upon request. If you are unable to attend this event after booking, please contact 9792 7190 or bunlib@bunbury.wa.gov.au.
  • Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult at all times during this event. Visit the Code of Conduct for more information.

Interested in learning the ukulele? Get ready to strum, sing, and smile in this fun, interactive workshop for kids.

As part of the Bunbury Public Libraries’ Literacy Festival, join Woody and his colourful friends for a fun, hands-on ukulele adventure where everyone becomes a musician.

Date: Wednesday 15 April

Time: 11.30am - 12.30pm

Location: Bunbury Public Library – Parkfield Street, Bunbury

With ukuleles ready for everyone, kids (and adults!) can start playing real songs in minutes, capping it off with a fun, sing-along finale. Interactive, musical, and full of laughter, Woody’s Ukulele School brings the joy of music to life.

For children aged 5+ years and their families. Spaces are limited, and bookings are essential.


Presenter:

Woody Clark is one of Australia’s favourite children’s music specialists, entertainers, and educators. A songwriter for ABC Kids, he’s taught over 10,000 children to strum their first tune through his travelling ukulele school and performed at major festivals including Woodford Folk Festival, Fremantle Arts Centre, and Adelaide Fringe.

With his signature blend of bush storytelling, eco-friendly songs, and playful puppetry, Woody celebrates the joy of making music together. His performances bring laughter, learning, and a big dose of Aussie heart to kids and families everywhere.


About the festival:

The City of Bunbury Public Libraries presents the inaugural Literacy Festival, a vibrant, community-focused celebration of reading, writing and storytelling. Across 12 days and 21 events, the festival will bring stories to life through interactive storytelling, inspiring author talks, creative writing workshops, drawing sessions, family-friendly activities and literacy-focused programs for all ages.

The festival promotes essential lifelong literacy skills while showcasing local authors and illustrators. Free or low-cost and open to all, the festival reinforces that literacy is for everyone.


________________________________________________________________________________________________

  • Tickets are non-refundable but are transferable upon request. If you are unable to attend this event after booking, please contact 9792 7190 or bunlib@bunbury.wa.gov.au.
  • Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult at all times during this event. Visit the Code of Conduct for more information.

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Highlights

  • 1 hour
  • In person

Refund Policy

No refunds

Location

Bunbury Public Library

2 Parkfield St

Bunbury, WA 6230

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