Ukulele Festivals: By Month : ADMIN

COVID Updates: Be sure to check with the individual festivals' to ensure they are still being held or if they have gone virtual. ALL festivals are following their states and county's health guidelines.

UPDATED:
17 September 2024

2025 & Beyond Festivals

Present and Past Festivals Listed by Month

Starting a Festival & Festival Resources

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Past years festival are show for historical purposes. And, you never know they might come back some day. ALL listings are FREE, just let me know and I'll updated or add a listings.

Feb 10, 2023 — Feb 12, 2023

Held in the heart of Katoomba the festival is a family friendly day with performance and workshops for all to enjoy.

Blue Mountains Ukulele Festival

There are many music festivals in Australia but there is only one original Ukulele Festival.

The Blue Mountains Ukulele Festival has always aimed to appeal to everyone. It is open to everyone, anyone can participate, everyone can enjoy the music, and most of all we are here to have fun.

Over the years the Blue Mountains Ukulele Festival has been committed to showcasing local and Australian talent.

Along with showcasing professionals, we give performance spots to local ukulele clubs and we run an open mic session most of the day. “Locals performing for locals” helps showcase the ukulele, particularly the ease and fun of playing.

Feb 5, 2022 — Feb 8, 2022

2022 Festival CANCELLED.

Lauder Uke Fest

Waitangi Weekend 1,2,3 and 4 February , 2019

Feb 16, 2020

Annual Ukulele Picnic in Hawaii

Ukulele Picnic in Hawaii was founded by the renowned Japanese musician & Ukulele music scene pioneer in Japan, Kazuyuki Sekiguchi from the band Southern All Stars. From the inaugural picnic in 2009, it has attracted more than 5000 people, and has become a fun music event for whole family.

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