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Photos and video: Bailey Ukulele group brings weekly tunes to Winthrop

The rehearsals, which previously took place at C.M. Bailey Public Library, bring together about a dozen musicians weekly on the shores of Maranacook Lake.

Posted June 26, 2020

Updated June 26, 2020

Joe PhelanKennebec Journal

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Steve Hayes, standing center, plays a song for other members of the Bailey Ukulele group Thursday near the shores of Maranacook Lake in Winthrop's Norcross Point. This week was solo night. The group's rehearsals alternate weekly between them all singing and playing songs together and taking turns doing a solo. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal

The Bailey Ukulele group meets Thursdays near the shores of Maranacook Lake in Winthrop’s Norcross Point. The group’s rehearsals alternate weekly between them all singing and playing songs together and taking turns doing a solo. Founded about six years ago by Lucinda Coombs and Ellie Schneid, there are about 25 people on membership list. The group usually get 12-14 at rehearsals. Before the coronavirus pandemic changed everything, they rehearsed at the the C.M. Bailey Public Library in Winthrop.