Accordion Clubs

The Delaware Accordion Club. We usually bring and play our own accordions but we also enjoy trying other member’s accordions. All levels of accordionists are encouraged to participate, and do, everything from beginners to professionals. There are no ...

The Connecticut Accordion Association is dedicated to the promotion of the accordion through all music genres and all variations of accordion instruments! We welcome musicians who play all types of accordions: piano accordion, diatonic, chromatic button and ...

The White Horse Accordion Club (WHAC) grew from an initiative by Sue Coppard and Bob Norris in 1995. There is always the chance for anyone who wishes to play in the Playround. This gives players of all styles and abilities the chance to contribute, and adds ...

The Norwich Accordion Club consists of about 30 members playing two groups 'The Band' and 'The Troshers'. We all enjoy playing the accordion, entertaining and taking part in festivals. We have some instruments available for hire. Any accordionists visiting ...

The Michigan Accordion Society seeks to advance the knowledge and status of the accordion in our communities. We hold regular membership meetings, sponsor concerts, and provide a network for accordionists to promote their music. Currently there are over 150 ...

The Albuquerque Accordion Club was started in August of 2001 by Dan and Beate Boudro, who loved accordion music and decided that they would become accordionists themselves. On the club website you can find: informations about Albuquerque Accordion Club, ...

The mission of Washington Metropolitan Accordion Society is to bring together accordionists and promote accordion music in the National Capital region. All squeezebox players and friends welcome.

"Vancouver Squeezebox Circle" - Accordion Club in Vancouver. This site is full of accordion free resources: accordion links, accordion sheets music, videos, photos and many more.

The San Francisco Accordion Club purpose is to enhance, promote and stimulate an appreciation for the accordion within the membership and throughout the general public.