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McCabe’s is a musical instrument store in Santa Monica, California, opened in 1958. We specialize in acoustic and folk instruments: guitars, banjos, mandolins, dulcimers (both hammered and plucked), fiddles, psaltries, bouzoukis, sitars, ouds, ethnic percussion ... you get the idea. Also electrics and amps.

An exhilarating and perfectly balanced performance of music and comedy featuring tight harmonies, witty ad-libs and virtuoso musicianship. It’s inspiring, it’s fun and guaranteed to raise a smile.

Meisel traces its roots back centuries. In 1659, before there was a Beethoven or a Paganini, the Meisel name first appeared on a handcrafted European violin. Although much has changed since then, Meisel still symbolizes quality, craftsmanship and unsurpassed value for students and professional musicians alike.

In 1927, as young Mel Bay tuned in the radio and listened to old-time fiddler Gid Tanner and his Skillet Lickers, he longed to play his new Silvertone guitar. But the only instructional manuals available were for classical guitar.

Once upon a time, there was a fabulous Ukulele Festival. Beautiful princesses and handsome princes, evil stepmothers and all manner of ogres and beasts congregated in the enchanted suburbs of Melbourne’s inner north, playing their ukuleles and having a wondrous time.

"Mele Ukulele" builds and sells fine ENTIRELY HAND MADE ukuleles and guitars at incredibly low prices. Our ukuleles feature great tone and playability, top quality Hawaiian koa and other fine SOLID tonewoods, and detailed inlay work. For nearly 20 years, Mele Ukulele continues to offer what can be considered among the best value in instruments today

The Memphis Ukulele Flash Mob hosts The Memphis Uke-N-Roll Jamboree! Four days that will have you jamming and singing and smiling the whole time you are here! Our Ukulele festival is going to be taking us back to our musical roots in Memphis, the city we love!! We are gonna have everything from the Blues to Rock-N-Roll all on Ukuleles!!!

4th annual Ukulele Band Camp at Menucha (in Corbett, OR. 20 miles east of Portland OR), Mar 24, 2014 to Mar 28, 2014.

Four nights and 3 days of intense fun, ukulele instruction, and merry music making within the structure of a band, led by some of the ukulele world’s finest band masters.

Mesa/Boogie (also known as Mesa Engineering) is an American company in Petaluma, California that manufactures amplifiers for guitars and basses. It has been in operation since 1971.

Ukulele Players of Washington D.C. and the DC/Baltimore Area Past Ukulele Festivals! - June The Annual Mid-Atlantic Ukulele Invitational (M.A.U.I)

Myers Pickups allows your passion to be heard by picking up the natural tone and sound of your instrument. This easily removable pickup will capture your expression without leaving a mark on your instrument. Our most popular models are the "Gooseneck" and "Feather" pickups. The smallest, all-in-one, multi-instrument, preamp pickups on the market today!

So versatile that it can be used with almost any instrument! Easily attaches and detaches from your instrument using the various methods

Mi-Si was founded in 2004 by experienced team of engineers with the passion and the drive to make music technology better – for both artists and music lovers. With more than 50 years of combined experience, Mi-Si brings unceasing innovation to the field of acoustic amplification, making music better and authentic.

Michael August has been playing harmonica for 35 years and has learned all aspects of harmonica playing. Different positions and techniques on harmonica, and many different styles from gospel, to Bluegrass, to Classical. He knows all the functions of the Harmonica and is a multi-talented musician of different instruments, including Mandolin, Dobro, Banjo, Guitar, and Slide Guitar. He has taught quite a few classes from advanced to beginner and has also taught beginner blues and open tuning slide ukulele at TBUG and beginner harmonica at Gaithersburg Ukulele festival.

Master guitar builder and author Michael Collins is one of the few luthiers in North America to build reproductions of the Selmer and Maccaferri style guitar. These unique and soulful instruments were first noticed when used by the incomparable Django Reinhardt and the Quintette of the Hot Club of France (QHCF).

Michael J King’s Modern MJK Soprano ukuleles instruments are inspired by the Martin 3/5K models of the 1930’s, though with less inlay on the fingerboard(just abalone side markers) and Maple bindings rather than plastics.

Michael Wagner makes ukuleles sound like drum-machines, and sings manic guitar songs about love, heartbreak and zombies. He also makes audiences wonder how one man can make so many distinct sounds simultaneously come out of one instrument. Listen to the songs and watch the videos to get an idea. Even better, see it live.

Michelle Kiba‘s ability to think big has resulted in an amazing career as a full time ukulele entertainer, recording artist, music educator and music therapist. Michelle first embarked on a creative path as a visual artist, in graphic design. But a repetitive wrist injury forced her to make a drastic career change. Michelle became a certified nursing assistant, earned a teaching credential, and eventually took a job as an Activity Director. It was through her work  that Michelle’s inner performer found an unlikely outlet.

The Michigan Ukulele Extravaganza (MUE) is a new festival presented by Music is the Foundation in collaboration with the Ten Pound Fiddle Friday evening concert series to celebrate the aloha spirit of the ukulele during the doldrums of winter. The inaugural 2022 event will feature concerts and workshops by Heidi Swedberg, Daniel Ward, Lil’ Rev and others with group strums, open mic, and more!

This festival hasn’t been held in several years.

From the people who brought you the Indiana Dulcimer Festival and The Dulcimer Gathering comes the Midwest Uke Fest. We go all out to make sure you get the most out of your festival weekend. Video projection and amplified sound help you can get comfortable with your ukulele. Sit in the front or back and not miss a thing!