Join the Southeast Uke-2-Gether Event: A Ukulele Extravaganza!





Join the Southeast Uke-2-Gether Event: A Ukulele Extravaganza!

Date: October 21, 2023
Time: 12:00 PM
Location: Frog Rock Brewery, 2764 Broad Street, Austell, GA

Get ready for a musical extravaganza as we bring together some of the finest ukulele talents for a day of sun, fun, and fantastic music at the Southeast Uke-2-Gether event!

Event Highlights:

🎶 Uke Group Performances: Enjoy mesmerizing performances by talented ukulele groups that get your toes tapping and your spirits soaring. Performing groups include the West GA Ukulele Ensemble & the GUM Strummers.

🎵 Strum Along/Jams: Bring your own ukulele or borrow one and strum along with fellow enthusiasts in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

🎁 Giveaways: Win exciting prizes and ukulele-themed goodies in our fun-filled giveaways.
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🌟 Ukulele Artist Performances: Experience the magic of renowned ukulele artists who will serenade you with melodic tunes.

🍻 Beer - Food Trucks - Vendors: Satisfy your taste buds with delicious food trucks, quench your thirst with craft beer from Frog Rock Brewery, and explore ukulele-themed vendors.

🎯 Games: Challenge your friends to a cornhole or bocce ball game and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.

Don't miss the enchanting performances by our featured artists:

🎤 The Webb-Tiger Ukulele Duo: Get groovy with this dynamic duo, blending two ukuleles with compelling and versatile vocals. From jazz and rock to blues and folk, they've got it all covered!


🌴 Petey Mack: Join Petey Mack, the pied piper of ukulele fun, for a musical journey filled with joy and laughter. He's on a mission to make music simple and enjoyable for all.


🎸 Possum Kingdom Ramblers: These talented musicians from Atlanta, Georgia, will defy convention with their unique blend of bluegrass, folk, and nerd culture in a performance you won't miss.

🌅 Bry Harris - The Ukulele Tropical Troubadour: Let Bry Harris transport you to a sun-soaked paradise with his infectious tropical melodies and laid-back charm. Get ready for a musical island getaway like no other.


🌴Cheeky Tiki Trio - These sassy ladies will have you swaying and tapping your feet to their fun tunes. The trio consists of Peggy Killian, Kim Grub, and Janelle Goggins. 


🎶 Silvia on-the-ukulele: Stay tuned for Silvia's enchanting ukulele performance that will add a magical touch to our event.



Performing Ukulele Groups:

The West GA Ukulele Ensemble The West Georgia Ukulele Ensemble is a group that shares the love of music, singing, and playing the ukulele together. Sharing this fun instrument and the joy it brings through performances and donating our time and effort to various nonprofit organizations.


Born in pandemic times, the GUM Strummers are a joyful ensemble of guitars, ukuleles, mandolins, kazoos, spoons, drums, voices, and more. Their fun, energetic performances will leave you thinking: "That was better than I expected! Encore!"


Join us for a day of ukulele celebration, camaraderie, and unforgettable music at the Southeast Uke-2-Gether event on October 21, 2023, at Frog Rock Brewery in Austell, GA. We can't wait to make beautiful music together!

PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN CAMP CHAIRS, SUNSCREEN, BUG SPRAY, AND SNACKS - OH! AND DON'T FORGET YOUR UKULELE!





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