New Dulcimer Club Listing

by Linda Racliff & Steve Eulberg

As we’ve been watching all the dulcimer groups on Facebook, we have noticed the same question keeps popping up everywhere.  

People who are new to playing the dulcimer, and those who have just moved to a new community, are looking for a dulcimer club to join.  Since EverythingDulcimer.com is no longer active, our handy list for finding clubs has gone away.  

And so we have made it our personal mission to create a complete and up-to-date list of all the dulcimer clubs in existence – not only in the United States, but also worldwide.

As a beginning, we purchased the domain name www.dulcimerclubs.com, and that domain is linked to our Dulcimer Crossing website.  

You will see that we have listed as many clubs as we know about so far, but hesitate to also post the contact details as the information we have may not be current.

To publish accurate contact information, we have included a form on the Dulcimer Clubs page so you can send us the correct information for your group. 

It is best if you have a public "face" to which we can link.  If you could provide the link to your webpage or Facebook page, that would most suitable.  However, if you don’t currently have this set up for your club, we are requesting your permission to upload an updated name, phone number, and email address as the contact information for your club.  

We have already made great progress with the page for Texas (since Linda lives there), so you could click on that state to see our vision for how the finished pages will look.

Any help you can give us with getting this worthwhile project off the ground surely will be appreciated.