Kauaʻi ʻUkulele Festival PRESENTED BY
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Sunday, April 14, 2024
Our Story
The idea for Kauaʻi ʻUkulele Festival was born out of a love for music, create an environment for cultural engagement and a desire to bring people together. We wanted to create an event that celebrated ʻukulele music and provided an inclusive platform for both established and up-and-coming artists to showcase their talent.
CLICK ON THE IMAGES BELOW FOR LINKS TO SOME OF THEIR MUSIC!
Featured Performers at the 2024 Kauaʻi ʻUkulele Festival
Aldrine & Aaron
Kimo Hussey performing with Ned Dana
Mr. Hussey first started to play the ukulele over 70 years ago and says he is still in it because ukulele always has something positive to share. Having moved to Kauaʻi from Honolulu a bit over two years ago, Kimo continues to appreciate his worldwide teaching and concert activities but is now able to provide more specific attention to sharing ukulele specifica
Kyle Furusho
Kalei Gamiao and Corey Fujimoto
Nā Kani Le'a Ukulele Group
Poʻipū 'Ukulele 'Ohana
The Poipu Ukulele Ohana is an amalgamation of two groups. The original group began about 15 years ago playing every other Sunday afternoon at a small pavilion at Poipu Beach Park from 4 PM to 6 PM. It has just been a group of random people getting together to play music. We also have a newer group under our Umbrella that meets Tuesday from 9:30 to 11AM. That group originall
Koloa and Lihue Neighborhood Center Kupuna Group
Koloa Kupuna Ukulele is sponsored by the County Of Kauai-Parks & Recreation department. The group meets every Friday at the Koloa neighborhood center from 10am - noon. After covid, we started up again, seating six feet apart with 6 members. We have an average of 20 members. I have been instructing the class now for 4 years.
Lihue Kupuna Ukulele Kanik
Kapaʻa Middle School ʻUkulele Band
The Kapa'a Middle School Choir and Ukulele Band is directed by Mary Lardizabal and co directed by Loke Sasil. Recently returning from the World Strides Music Festival in Anaheim, California, they brought home 2 GOLD awards.
They would like to invite you to their Spring Choral and Ukulele Band Concert on Wednesday, May 15th, ,6 pm at Kapaa Middle School.
Event Program
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Kanikapila at the kaua'i ʻUkulele Festival - Song Book
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ʻUkulele resource guide
Get information about ʻukulele happenings in and around the island of Kauaʻi. For a document featuring ‘Ukulele Meetups, Classes, Makers & Retailers click below.