Links and Downloads
Updated Camp Schedule
Workshop Levels and Descriptions
Campus Map
*Workshop Materials and Strum Songbook (Link and password for materials have been emailed to registered campers)

1. Location
Maps and more on our Location Page

2. Check-in, dorms, workshops, concerts, strums.
Location: Presidents Hall 3045 Residence Dr, Toledo, OH 43606 
Check in time: 12 pm Friday, July 10
Late arrivals: Text Ben at (517) 896-4025

3. Parking
Rather than try to collect everyone’s license plate numbers and add parking to your registration cost whether you are driving or not; we are leaving this up to you. All you have to do is register for a Park U Toledo account at: https://www.parkutoledo.com/ and sign up for the daily pass at $6.20 a day. Reminders will be posted at Presidents Hall and there will be help to register if you are having issues signing up. *We are not responsible for unregistered vehicles that receive tickets.

4. Linens & Bedding
Linen Packages are not available in 2026
ALL CAMPERS MUST BRING THEIR OWN PILLOWS, LINENS, and PERSONAL ITEMS such as shampoo, shower gel, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.)
We suggest bringing:
1 Bath Towel
1 Hand Towel
1 Washcloths (Face Towel)
Bed sheets
Pillow and Pillow Case
1 Blanket

The bed size is Twin XL
(some campers bring a sleeping bag instead of sheets)

5. WIFI is available in all buildings on the University of Toledo campus, via login information that we will provide upon your arrival and in the program book.

6. Those with Difficulty Walking:
Everything (workshops, lodging, concerts, strums) are in Presidents Hall, which is air-conditioned and has elevators for each floor; which will make it easier for those with mobility issues.

7. Be Prepared for the Climate
Toledo in mid-July has an average temperature of 66 – 86° F with around six days of summer showers. Be prepared to have layers of clothing, in case the weather changes or the climate control in the buildings are a bit too cold or warm for your comfort. An umbrella is always handy as well.

8. Other Music Related Items to Bring To Camp
We strongly recommend that you bring the following items with you to camp:
– an electronic tuner
– a light-weight collapsable music stand
– capo (especially if you play baritone ukulele)
– a set of spare strings

CLICK HERE for a helpful Ukulele Camp and Festival Packing list.

9. Emergency Phone Numbers
For real emergencies, call 911. The Campus Safety non-emergecy number is (419) 530-2600. Other useful numbers will be announced later and/or may be published in your programs.

10. Meals 
Meal Plans
A meal plan (Friday dinner; Saturday breakfast, lunch, and dinner; and Sunday breakfast and lunch) is included for all campers staying in the dorms on campus and commuters.
Special Diets
The University of Toledo is well-equipped to handle a variety of dietary needs. It is very important to let us know about your dietary restrictions or concerns in advance on the registration form so the chefs can prepare.
Dining off campus
There are a variety of establishments just a block away from Rocket Hall including fast food, sit-down restaurant/bar, coffee shop, and party store. Many other eating establishments are within 10 -15 minutes driving from campus.

11. Audio and Video Taping in Class
We feel that having the opportunity to tape at least portions of your classes is a valuable learning tool, but as a courtesy YOU MUST REQUEST PERMISSION FROM YOUR INSTRUCTORS.

12. Taping at the Faculty Concert
MUC has an official “videographer” who tapes the concerts in their entirety, and most performances at any given Camp generally appear on our YouTube and Facebook sites by around the end of July. Students may also record the concert on personal recording devices provided that their set-ups are relatively simple and do not interfere with other audience members’ ability to enjoy the proceedings. We do ask that no audio or video recordings made of artists at MUC be posted on the internet without their permission. Those who come up with good photos or footage are urged to send us copies for possible use on the web site (we too will get permission from the artists involved, of course).

13. Vendor Room: Artist merchandise (CDs, videos, instruction materials and more) will be set up in the Presidents Hall upper lobby near the Registration/Info Area. Bring some extra money and support your teaching artists.

14. Keep up to date with Telegram: We will be using the well-known communication app, Telegram, to help everyone stay up-to-date about camp happenings. The Camp Announcements Channel will serve as a camp bulletin board https://t.me/MUHC2026 THIS IS A GREAT WAY TO GET CHANGING/UPDATED INFORMATION TO YOU IN AN EXPEDIENT MANNER! Use the Camp Community Group https://t.me/MUCCom26 to communicate with fellow campers, ask questions about camp, and generally connect with other MUC participants.

15. COVID Policy: MUC strongly recommends that all participants get vaccinated against COVID-19, including with the most recent booster. MUC 2025 will follow any CDC guidelines that are present at the time of camp. Midwest Uke and Harmonica Camp will adhere to all protocols regarding masking laid out by the University of Toledo and the State of Ohio. At this time there are no masking requirements, but be mindful and considerate of those who are more comfortable masked.