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15th Annual Celebration of the `Ukulele!
Keeping the Legacy Alive
A Tribute to `Ukulele Festival Founders Hollis
Baker & John Ogao
When: Sunday, April 27, 2008. 10:30am -
5:00pm
Where: Hayward Adult School, 22100 Princeton
Street, Hayward, CA, 94541
Entrance Donation: $5.00 Adults, children under
5yrs. free
Call for Performers
DEADLINE: February
29, 2008. Performers of all ages & skill levels are
invited.
Important Note: Each year we receive applications exceeding the
number of performance slots. Each performance slot must feature
the `ukulele and is limited to 10 minutes. The Committee will
notify selected performers by March 16, 2008.
For information or to obtain a Performer Application, contact Gary or
Fran Demar: gary@ukulelefestivalnorcal.org,
(510) 352-2564.
`Ukulele Festival/PICA Scholarship
DEADLINE: March 23,
2008. Award: $500. Eligibility: Applicant
must be an active participant in a Pacific Islander (Polynesian,
Melanesian, Micronesian) cultural class, program or activity and
currently enrolled as a high school senior or college student.
This scholarship is made available by the Pacific Islanders' Cultural
Association (PICA) and the `Ukulele Festival of Northern California.
For information and an application, contact Susie Sakamoto, (510)
796-3284.
Arts & Crafts and Food Vendors
To apply, contact Stacey Wiebusch: stacey@ukulelefestivalnorcal.org,
(510) 490-3930.
For more information about the `Ukulele Festival of Northern
California, please contact Sarah Kamai-Paler: sarah@ukulelefestivalnorcal.org,
(510) 783-1591.
Please help us spread the word by printing and
distributing this flyer
(1.88MB Acrobat file). Mahalo!
Click here
for directions to the `Ukulele Festival.
The `Ukulele Festival of
Northern California was founded by Hollis Baker and John Ogao. It is a not-for-profit
annual cultural event sponsored by the Hayward Adult School and the Hayward Unified School
District.
Space on this website is provided courtesy of PICA
while the `Ukulele Festival website is under construction.
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