You might need to plan ahead just a bit to avoid your uke getting trapped in a less than ideal conditions, but if you are like Jay you are thinking about your uke all the time anyhow.Tip: Jay lets his uke acclimate a bit in the case in a new environment before opening. As long as you pay attention to taking care of your uke by avoiding rapid changes in temperatures or extremes it will be just fine.Tip: We do recommend always trying to be in the first round of boarding for your zone. They can go onto the plane with you and they fit neatly in the upper compartment.The are small and easy to handle, whether you are talking about a concert uke or a baritone.What makes a Lichty ukulele the perfect travel companion? Here are a few things to consideration: You never know where in the world might you see a Lichty? And frequently crossing timezones and continents with a Lichty Ukulele in hand is the great Zanuck Lindsey. One of the founding members of The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain, Richie Williams, globe-treks with UOGB performing with his custom steel string baritone Lichty ukulele. Hawaiian ukulele master Kimo Hussey travels the world performing, teaching and sharing his love for ukulele with Lichty Ukuleles in hand. You can also ask our friends Kimo Hussey, Richie Williams and Zanuck Lindsey about their choice for a travel ukulele. Jay always does! Over the years he has taken a variety of Lichty Ukes on the road and he has been seriously putting them to the traveling test. Just imagine how inspired you might be to play beautiful music when exploring a wildly beautiful setting.
While Jay rarely takes a guitar traveling given the challenges that come with its size, he never travels without a ukulele in hand. In contrast, we seriously would not want you taking your Lichty downstream. However, we’d argue that for most travelers a Lichty Ukulele is just perfect. Perhaps you should explore carbon fiber ukuleles. For example, if you are a Colorado River guide and want to entertain your guests you’ll need a bomb-proof instrument. Now, I’ll jump in here and let you know that there are definitely some “travel ukes” out there that are designed to withstand most anything that you can throw at them: late misty nights by the campfire, getting tossed around in the airline checked-bag compartment, extreme shifts from a cold morning on the seat of your car to a scorching hot afternoon or beginning an adventure at a low elevation only to pop out ready to play in some high-in-the-sky ski chalet.įor some there is indeed a place for such ukes. For shopping and dining, don’t miss the Short North Arts District.It’s the one that you feel so inspired to play that you take it with you everywhere! Check out the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium and the Center of Science and Industry (COSI).
This Labor Day, you can catch the Buckeyes’ big football game against Notre Dame.īut Columbus is so much more than a university town. It is also home to the country’s largest college campus, Ohio State. It is home to one of Ohio’s beautiful state parks, Alum Creek State Park.
Filled with charming neighborhoods, cool shops, and fascinating museums, “Cap City” offers tons of fantastic things to do.Ĭolumbus truly has something for everyone, including world-class museums, hip boutique hotels, food halls, and plenty of parks, trails, and outdoor activities. Smack dab in the middle of the state, Columbus is a hub for culture, cuisine, and creativity. Ohio’s capital doesn’t get much attention, but it actually makes for an excellent weekend getaway. Scioto River in downtown Columbus Photo credit: Sean Pavone / 1.
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