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Join Us 

Filling out the form below is for Kentucky Harp Society Community only, it does not apply to ISFHC. Membership in the International Harp Society (ISFHC) is highly encouraged but not required.  ​

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We would love to hear your harp story too! 

Fill out the form below to connect with other Kentucky Harpers!

Region of Kentucky
Western- (Paducah, Murray, Henderson, Owensboro)
South Central -(Bowling Green, Glasgow, Somerset)
Louisville Metro Area -(Louisville, Shepherdsville, La Grange)
Bluegrass -(Lexington, Frankfort, Richmond, Georgetown, Danville)
Eastern -(Pikeville, Hazard, Prestonsburg, Morehead)
Northern -(Covington, Florence, Newport)
Please list all that apply to you

We will never sell our society's mailing list.

If you are not already a member of ISFHC and would like to become one 

You will get all issues of their superb, full-color magazine which includes useful articles on your instrument, playing techniques, setting up a business, sheet music, events and festivals, advertisements and more!

We’d Love to Hear Your Harp Story

Whether you’ve been playing for years, just love the sound of the harp, or have a memory tied to its music, your story matters.

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We’re building a space where harp lovers from Kentucky and beyond can feel connected and inspired.

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If the harp has ever brought you peace, joy, or comfort, we invite you to share your story with us. No need to write anything fancy — just speak from the heart.

Share Your Harp Story Below

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Stories

Stories from the Harp Community

Below are real stories shared by members of our harp-loving community

Bethanne

I first began to love the harp when my Mom would play Christmas music and I remember being drawn to the songs where harps were used. Then, when I was in elementary school, we were at church camp. The music began and immediately I remembered the sound captured my inner core! I looked on the stage to see a massive and beautiful harp carved with etchings in wood inlaid with what looked like gold. This was my first physical encounter with the harp. I was mesmerized by the sound and the enormity of it. I remember longing to be able to play like that. To this day, I’ve continued wanting to take lessons.   

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