The American Harp Society — Grown from the needs of harpists - performers, teachers, and pupils, the American Harp Society is a tax-exempt, non profit corporation. Founded in 1962, membership in the Society is now nearly 3000 with chapters throughout the Americas.

Charm City Chapter of the American Harp Society

Comunn na Clàrsaich — The Clarsach Society exists to promote the instrument and to help players. It has 10 local Branches throughout the UK, a special interest group for Wire Strung Harp enthusiasts and a HQ/Central Unit which operates the harp hire service and music sales.

The European Folk-Harp(ing) Page

Florida Harpers and Friends — Florida Harpers and Friends is a non-profit organization for Florida harp players and friends. (Friends meaning fiddle, whistle, guitar, flute, pipes and drum players.) We publish an informative quarterly newsletter, organize a statewide harp workshop each year, and help in the organization of satellite meetings coordinated for the membership in various areas of the state.
A chapter of The International Society of Folk Harpers and Craftsmen

Great Lakes Harpers — We are the Midwest regional chapter of the ISFHC, The International Society of Folk Harpers and Craftsmen, Inc. Our chapter serves amateur and professional players, builders, dealers of harp-related products and all who appreciate and support the art of small harp music-making in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota and North Dakota.

Harp Society of Tasmania

Hent Telenn Breizh is an association for the development of the wire-strung Celtic harp in Brittany. The objective is the rediscovery of the mythical instrument and its reintegration into Breton music.

The Historical Harp Society was formed in 1990 for North American friends of the harp interested in the exchange of ideas and information about early harps, their construction, and their music. The Society is devoted to encouraging research on the building of early harps, harp music of the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the Baroque, and the playing techniques of those eras and their harps.

International Jazz Harp Foundation — Enriching the harp world with jazz and the jazz world with harp.

The International Society of Folk Harpers and Craftsmen, Inc. — A nonprofit organization dedicated to the art and craft of the folk harp in all its forms and traditions.

Music for Healing and Transition Program, Inc. — The Music for Healing and Transition Program (MHTP) is a course of study which, in recognition of music as a therapeutic enhancement to the healing process and the life/death transition, prepares musicians to serve the ill, dying, and to all those who may benefit, by providing music as a service to create healing environments. Our graduates are Music Practitioners. To advance our student interns in the development of their skills, we affiliate with health care facilities and community organizations.

NEO Harpers (North East Ohio Harpers) — NEO Harpers is the North East Ohio chapter of the International Society of Folk Harpers and Craftsmen (ISFHC). Members include all levels of harpistry, from new beginner to professional players. NEO Harpers is actively involved in promoting harpistry in Northeastern Ohio, with members, and sometimes ensembles, running and/or appearing at the Ohio Scottish Festival, Leetonia Celtic Festival, and other events around the Cleveland/Akron/Canton areas.

The Scottish Harp Society of America, Inc. — The Scottish Harp Society of America, Inc. (SHSA) is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to the the Scottish harp, the clarsach, and its music both ancient and modern. Members of the Society include musicians, harpmakers, and people who simply enjoy listening to the Scottish harp. Membership in the Scottish Harp Society of America is open to all. Membership includes a subscription to the Kilt & Harp, the quarterly news letter of SHSA.

Washington Area Folk Harp Society

The Wire Branch of the Clarsach Society

World Harp Congress