








New this year celebrating mele, culture, and creativity through hands-on learning and connection are free workshops. Our class limit is 30 per session all of which are provided free to the community and will be held at the AG 'Ukulele Academy at Kukui Grove Center on Saturday, April 18, 2026. Please find our schedule below, space is limited.
The Kauaʻi ʻUkulele Festival offers engaging workshops designed for players of all levels — from first-time strummers to experienced musicians looking to
KUKUI GROVE CENTER IN THE AG ʻUKULELE ACADEMY
Perfect for those just starting their ʻukulele journey, this workshop introduces the fundamentals:
• Proper tuning and holding technique
• ...
KUKUI GROVE CENTER IN THE AG ʻUKULELE ACADEMY
KUKUI GROVE CENTER IN THE AG ʻUKULELE ACADEMY
Learn how to capture the true sound of the ukulele in this practical 45-minute workshop designed for players, songwriters, and home recordis...
KUKUI GROVE CENTER IN THE AG ʻUKULELE ACADEMY
KUKUI GROVE CENTER IN THE AG ʻUKULELE ACADEMY
Baritone ʻUkulele Workshop - Perfect for beginner to intermediate players, the workshop will include demonstrations, guided practice, and op...
KUKUI GROVE CENTER IN THE AG ʻUKULELE ACADEMY
*Subject to change and times are approximate.

Get ready to bid on your silent auction items including Kala Brand ʻUkulele's
At the Kauaʻi ʻUkulele Festival, we believe that music is a universal language that has the power to unite people from all walks of life. Our vision is to create a world-class music festival that brings together people from around the globe to celebrate the power of music and promote cultural understanding.
We're committed to providing a fun and educational experience for all those who attend the Kauaʻi ʻUkulele Festival.
At Kauaʻi ʻUkulele Festival, we're not just about putting on a great show. We're also committed to making a positive impact in our community and beyond. The event is produced in partnership with a local organization, the Kala Foundation, to promote cultural and educational information and experiences.
For ADA accommodations, please contact 808-330-5858 or kalafoundatio808@gmail.com by 4/1/26.
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Our mission is to provide a world-class music festival experience that brings together music lovers from around the world to celebrate the power of music. Our lineup features some of the talented local musicians, from well known to emerging artists.
2026 Entertainment Highlights:
Aldrine Guerrero & Aaron Nakamura, Kolohe ʻUkulele Club, Kapaʻa Middle School ʻUkulele Band, Poʻipū/Kalaheo/Westside ʻUkulele ʻOhana, AG ʻUkulele Academy, Koloa Center Kūpuna ‘Ukulele Group, Na Kani Le'a, “The B3 Band”, and more!
Emcee Aldrine Guerrero of AG ʻUkulele Academy
In 2026, we featured ʻukulele luthiers will be onsite selling their products including Tomas Braverman ʻUkulele's and Hanalei Strings plus various crafters selling ʻukulele related and music themed merchandise including jewelry, handcrafted wood items, post cards and logo merchandise. Plus a Hawaiian cultural activities zone with a short Ōlelo Hawaiʻi Hawaiian Language introduction with vocabulary list on colors, days and months. Kapala: Stamping activity with hand carved stamps by Na Maka Kahiko. All designs resemble a different meaning which were used when making kapa designs.
In addition, there were silent auction including items from Kala Brand ʻUkulele.
Discover the cultural significance the ʻukulele plays as Hawaiʻi’s ambassador of Aloha. Enjoy community information booths, ʻukulele merchants and ʻukulele inspired merchandise.

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