| Web Site | Description |
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| A Classic Banjo Jukebox | Where you can listen to MIDI reproductions of banjo standards. |
| The American Banjo Fraternity | A non-profit organization devoted to the interests of the 5-String "classic" banjo. |
| Andy Perkins Traditional Instruments | New, used and vintage banjos, plus mandolins, guitars, ukuleles and other instruments. Includes mail order service and directions to shop. |
| The Arts and Times of Zither Banjo | A site dedicated to the zither banjo |
| Banjo Buddies Dixieland Band | Chicago based band. Includes profile and sound samples. |
| BANJO-L | Banjo glossary and 5-String banjo tunings compiled by Anita Kermode |
| The Banjo Hangout | A site provides comprehensive banjo resource. |
| The Banjo Newsletter | A monthly 48-page magazine covering all aspects of the 5-string banjo. |
| The Banjo Ukulele | Extensive history and photo gallery of the banjo ukulele |
| Bluegrass College | On-line learning resource for bluegrass players of all skill levels. Detailed lessons with downloads, recordings, notation and video for bass, banjo, dobro, fiddle,guitar, mandolin and voice. |
| bluegrassbanjo.org | "The Banjo, the 1800s, and the Blues" by Bill Evans |
| The British Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Federation | To promote the performance and education of banjo, mandolin and guitar. |
| Burnside's Banjo Orchestra site | Know the instruments in a banjo orchestra and hear a banjo orchestra here. |
| Canonical List of Banjo jokes | List of numerous banjo jokes |
| ChordWizard | [Win] For guitar, banjo, mandolin, bass, ukulele, bouzouki, and others. Also offers free music theory tutorial. |
| Classic Banjo | Devoted to a little-known style of five-string banjo that flourished in the 19th century. The site contains information on history, instruments, composers, recordings, performers, publications and organizations. |
| Cümbüş Means Fun | A history of a Turkish folk instrument, now more popular in America and Europe. It combined features of the oud and the banjo; unusually, it has interchangeable necks. |
| Dr. Horsehair's Banjo Site | Read about banjo history and heroes here. |
| FancyBanjo | Selling old-time, vintage 5-String, tenor, ukulele and mandolin Banjos, as well as new banjos and banjo kits. |
| Fretted Instruments School of Guitar and Banjo | A library of tabs and midis arranged by player level. Also includes details of lessons offered in New York. |
| Front Porch Band | Banjo sample collection for GigaStudio, chromatically sampled. Site includes free MP3 downloads. |
| History of the Banjo | Essential sources for a history of the banjo by Bill Reese |
| History of Classic Banjo Manufacturers | A listing, with serial numbers and dates, of the major Golden Age banjo makers' products. |
| Home Made Banjo | How to make a playable, homemade open-back banjo. Full plans, instructions and photographs. Links to other homemade banjos and musical instruments. |
| How To Put a Skin Head on a Banjo | Practical instruction in a matter with which every banjo player should be familiar. |
| The International Bluegrass Music Museum | Collection and preservation of bluegrass music’s history, recordings, and artifacts. |
| Jim Bottorff's Banjo Page | Resources for beginning banjo players including play-along music files and chord charts for dozens of songs. |
| Joe Morley | A site to support the Joe Morley Memorial Fund, and to provide an online resource about one of the finest banjoists and composers who ever lived. |
| Johnny Keenan Banjo Festival | Annual September event held in Longford, Ireland, featuring Irish tenor and 5-string banjo picking styles. Workshops, sessions and concerts. Photos, guest book and links. |
| Just Banjos & Sounds of the Banjo | Joan Dickerson’s classic banjo site |
| The Midland Banjo Fest: A Banquet of Banjos | A gathering of all styles of banjo music from the amateur to professional, with enthusiasts & players meeting up, chatting, buying, selling, relaxing & enjoying good company. |
| New Criterion Banjo Orchestra | To preserve the orchestrated banjo music of the late Victorian, early Edwardian eras. |
| Noteworthy Instruments | John Huron, maker of oldtime and Appalachian music instruments. Dulcimer, mountain banjo, mountain lark, mouthbow, gourd bankar, mouthbow, kazoo. Bristol, Tennessee, United States. |
| 4stringchords.com | Chord finder for 4-string banjos |
| TaBazar | A 10-track tablature editor with MIDI playback for guitar, bass, and banjo. |
| Topanga Banjo Fiddle Contest & Folk Festival | Held annually since 1961 in southern California, this old-time and bluegrass May event at the Paramount Ranch features four stages with over 100 contestants, professional bands, folk dancing and singing, jamming, folk arts booths, National Parks exhibits and children's crafts. |
| Tyger Brand Banjos | Handmade in the minstrel style one at a time to custom order. |
| Vince Farsetta | Two time National Champion on the banjo and a songwriter with song cuts by Leftover Salmon on Hollywood Records. |
| Vintage Instruments Philadelphia | Specializing in old and antique acoustic musical instruments. Vintage guitars, banjos and mandolins, 18th and 19th century woodwinds and brass, fine violins and cellos, as well as well instruments of historical importance. |
| The Ultimate Plectrum Banjo Players Guide | Instruction manual for the four-stringed plectrum banjo. Also instruments, accessories, and related recordings. |
| Wikipedia | Detailed knowledge about banjo |
| Wiktionary | Definition of banjo with audio pronunciation |
| William J. Ball | He showed the world how the classic banjo should be played. |
