Hawaii Society of Harmonica Players (HSHP) Contact: Noreen Chun, Member 3840 Claudine St Honolulu HI 96816 Phone: (808) 732-2614

Long Island Harmonica Club Contact: Ed Bady, Vice President PO Box 118 East Meadow NY 11554-0118 USA Phone: (516) 931-7546 Email: Graced@hotlink.com

Los Angeles Regional Harmonica Association - LARHA Contact: Michael Polesky 1731 Barry Ave, #212 Los Angeles CA 90025 Phone: (310) 979-9115 Fax: (310) 979-9135 Email: NewCalif@pacbell.net Web Page: http://www.harmonica.org/larha.htm

Mile High Harmonica Club Contact: Geoffrey Chance, Past President 1800 Swadley St Lakewood CO 80215 USA Phone: (303) 237-8772 Email: GChance@aol.com Web Page: http://members.aol.com/mhhclub

Milwaukee Harmonica Club Founded in 1996 to promote and advance the arts and techniques of the harmonicas; to offer performance opportunities and educational resources for harmonica professionals, harmonica teachers, harmonica amateurs and harmonica students. Join us. If you can breathe, you can play the harmonica! Contact: Frank Geers, President 2610 Huebner Rd. Oconomowoc Wisconsin 53066 USA Phone: 1.262.567.1253 Fax: none Email: fgeers@core.com Web Page: none

Omaha Metro Area Harmonica Arts Hamonica club for all. Meet monthly. Contact: Joe Hamblin (Newsletter) 3419 Faye Drive Omaha NE, 68123 USA Phone: 402 291-7476 Fax: n/a Email: HAMBLINJOE@aol.com

SHARPS Shelby Harmonica Players Society Sponsor of Birmingham's Heart of the South Harmonica Music Festival May 11-13 2006 Current Information at: http://birminghamharmonica.com A safe and fun place to play your harp since 1991 Meeting 1st & 3rd Thurs. Helena United Methodist Church Contact: Addison Hitchcock P.O. Box 1991 Alabaster Alabama, 35007 United States of America Phone: (205) 706-5720 Fax: (205) 663-3434 Email: ahitchcock3434@charter.net Web Page: http://webpages.charter.net/ahitchcock/sharpspage.html

SPAH, Inc SPAH, The Society for the Preservation and Advancement of the Harmonica, is an international non-profit organization incorporated in the State of Michigan in 1963, with a database of over 3000 harmonica aficionados from around the world. SPAH's objectives are to cultivate, develop, improve, foster, promote, preserve and advance the harmonica and harmonica playing. SPAH respects the colorful past of the harmonica, while advancing its acceptance as a bonafide musical instrument. Among the membership are individuals and entire families; accomplished musicians as well as beginners; the young and the senior citizen. Many of the members have played or do play the harmonica professionally. Their music styles, ranging through Country, Blues, Jazz, Popular and Classical, can be enjoyed via recordings or live performances. Harmonica Happenings newsletter included with membership. Contact: Mr Douglas Tate, President PO Box 865 Troy MI 48099-0865 USA Email: HarpSPAH@spah.org Web Page: http://www.spah.org

South Florida Harmonica Club We have a membership of app. 45. We perform throughout S. Florida. We meet Tuesday from 7:30-9:30pm.in Margate.All Chromatic Players are welcome to join us. Contact: Sidney (Mel) Katz 9111 Fairbanks Lane #5 Boca Raton Florida, 33496 U.S.A.

SouthSide Harmonica club A beginner's club that meets every Monday evening @6:30 pm. Contact: Don Barrigar 5266 Jacob Court Virginia Beach VA 23464 USA Phone: 757-497-0370 Email: donnabarr@aol.com