Strummy Mummies Exeter

s through music and hold space for musical experimentation in a safe nurturing community environment. We will be learning fun pop songs to play together, whilst the children are playing with their toys. We promise you there will be no nursery rhymes or wheels on the bus in sight. We want to enable you to reach your musical potential while jamming out with other mums. We want you to have a relaxed experience, laid back, easy going, creating a welcoming friendly atmosphere. Children have equal status in the room and freedom to roam, the sessions will be adult centred, but children are welcome to accompany parents. Some children's toys will be available but please bring your own if you like. The sessions are for mums and nonbinary people who hold roles as carers for children. This workshop will cater for all abilities from beginners to more experienced. Whatever stage you are at, this workshop is for having fun, and not taking it too seriously! We have designed different options and stages for the group. The workshops will be designed so that you can either attend for the whole term like a course, or dip in and out. If you want to subscribe at a discount for 6 classes you can choose which dates you can attend as the weeks go on. We are planning to make weekly videos exclusively for our Strummy Mummies so you can practice at home if you want! Also it doesn't matter what age your child/children are!! You could be pregnant, or they could be grown up with their own kids, You could even be a Grand Mamma. Or have suffered a loss 💜 all Mummas welcome🙏 This is a place to connect with other Mums in a safe, learning and supportive environment ✨
Also it is not obligatory to bring your kids!! Feel free to come on your own or with Mumma friends for some you time too :)

You don't need to bring your own ukulele, let us know if you will be bringing your own ukulele, so we can have a good idea of how many ukuleles we need to bring for the session. More about the team -

Eleanor is a professional vocalist with a wealth of knowledge to share about healthy singing techniques. Eleanor has most recently been working with the Mothers Who Make group, running singing and songwriting workshops at the library facilitating the participants to take part and perform in the Mothers On the Mic events. Emily is a professional guitarist and singer songwriter, open mic host, and the founder of the Mobile Music Hub that delivers music workshops for schools, youth centres and community groups around Devon. Both Eleanor and Emily share a passion for the ukulele and pop music, they love to knock out cheesy pop songs together at open mic nights in Exeter, they hope to share the joy it brings them to other mums in Exeter.