COLORADO UKULELE FESTIVAL
Sat.FEB.9 starting at 9 a.m.
All Festival events are at Swallow Hill Music Association, 71 East Yale Avenue
(just off Broadway) in Denver | 303.777.1003

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Tickets

Tickets are now on sale online or by calling 303-777-1003. You can also stop by Swallow Hill's box office at 71 East Yale Avenue during regular business hours.

Festival Schedule

Swallow Hill is pleased to present a unique festival for uke lovers. This one-day event will give participants a lot of bang for their buck. There will be morning and afternoon ukulele workshops, jamming and open stages in the café, ukulele builders and vendors, and an evening concert in Daniels Hall.

9 a.m. Meet and Greet Coffee/Breakfast
10 a.m. Ukulele 101
(Kailin Yong)
Country & Old-Time Styles for Ukulele
(Lil' Rev)
11 a.m. Simple Songs for Ukulele
(Scott McCormick)
Old-Time and Early Jazz Bass
(Matt Weiner)
Noon Lunch
1:30 p.m. Fiddle Tunes and Old-Time
(Aaron Keim)
Ukulele Rhythm Techniques
(John Mumford & the Ukulele Orchestra)
2:30 p.m. One Man Band Uke
(Zebra Junction)
Improvisation
(Brad Jones)
3:30 p.m. Strum Along
(Ukulele Loki)
Blue Uke
(Del Rey)
4:30 p.m. Film screening: Bill Robertson's "Rock That Uke"
4:30 p.m. Open Stage with Zebra Junction
6:30 p.m. Dinner
7:30 p.m. Public Concert at Swallow Hill with Del Rey at the Ukeshack, Lil' Rev, Boulder Acoustic Society, Zebra Junction, Ukulele Loki and the Gadabout Orchestra, and The Ukulele Orchestra
11 p.m. After Party and Jam (VIP ticket required)

Festival Sponsors

Swallow Hill is grateful to the following organizations and businesses for their generous support of the 2008 Colorado Ukulele Festival.

Radio 1190 AM | Breckenridge Brewery | Bill Robertson/Rock Tha Uke
Michelangelo's | Noodles and Co

Become a Festival Sponsor

Sponsoring the festival is a great way to obtain effective and unique exposure for your business or product. The unassuming ukulele is now in the midst of a renaissance and is drawing the attention of musicians, media and the public. The Ukulele community is a highly-organized grassroots movement: when they encounter an event, business, or product they like, the word quickly disseminates world-wide in blogs, chat rooms, Web sites, trade magazines, music periodicals, and numerous other ukulele festivals and events. For more information about sponsorship opportunities, please contact Michael Schenkelberg at 303-777-1003 x 205 or michael@swallowhillmusic.org.

Festival Vendors

Denver Folklore Center | Palm Tree Ukes | Bean Sprout | Jim Beloff