Upcoming Events for Southern NH Ukulele Group

The Southern New Hampshire Ukulele Group (SNHUG) has had a busy year, hosting eighty-three performances/jams to date including fifteen beginner ukulele workshops.

These workshops are becoming more and more popular.  Upcoming beginner workshops include Epsom Library, August 14, 6pm and September 13 at 4pm as part of the Dover Chamber Local Expert Series.  We bring our collection of 40 ukuleles and have groups playing tunes within an hour!  We are delighted to share this happy little instrument with our community.

SNHUG will also be performing on Sunday, August 18 at 11am on stage at the New England Yoga Festival to be held in Northwood. www.newenglandyogafestival.com

Other upcoming events include:
August 15, 10am - Vic Geary Center Social
August 20, 2:15 - Beginner Workshop at All American, Kingston, NH
August 29, 2pm - Performance at Prescott House Skilled Nursing and Rehab Center
September 6, 11am – Interview and performance on TIBS TV, Billerica, MA
September 7, 12:30 – Greater Haverhill Arts Festival
September 10,2pm – Stratham Hill Park Open House
September 14, 11am – Benson Park Family Fun Day
September 21, 11am – Dunbarton Library Beginner Uke Workshop
September 22, 2pm – Kensington Grange Arts and Crafts Fair
September 27, 2pm – Deerfield Fair
October 5, 1:30 – Apple Harvest Festival, Dover
 
There are many more events scheduled through year-end, and we are currently booking into 2025.  All events are posted here: https://www.meetup.com/southern-nh-ukulele-group-snhug/events/calendar.

SNHUG welcomes players of all levels, from complete beginners to seasoned performers and there are no attendance obligations – come play with us as your schedule allows!

To date, SNHUG has raised over $107,000 for charity, mostly for the Ukulele Kids Club (UKC). The UKC is affiliated with hospitals throughout the world including several here in New England.  To date, the UKC has provided over 15,000 instruments as well as music therapy sessions to children in need of a smile, as well as their families and caregivers. Studies have shown that the therapeutic power of music is an effective clinical tool for physical, cognitive and emotional rehabilitation in children.
For information contact snhug@outlook.com or visit  www.facebook/snhug