Where:
Newton Community Stage
15 Walnut Park
Newton, MA 02458
Admission:
FREE
Categories:
Classes, Festivals & Fairs, Music, Shows
Event website:
https://www.strummerville.org/events/strummin-up-to-boston-2026
Strummin' Up to Boston! is BACK and in a NEW LOCATION - Bigger, Better and More Fun Than Ever!
Workshops 1:00–3pm | Strum-Along & Concert 3:30–6pm
A free afternoon of fun! You don't need to be a uke player to have a great time — all are welcome!
We are beyond thrilled to be moving this year's celebration to the newly completed, state of the art Newton Community Stage, a stunning new venue worthy of our best event yet!
Join us for a spectacular day featuring some of the finest, most fun-loving ukulele instructors and performers around, all gathered to share the joy and beauty of our favorite humble little instrument!
Workshops (1:00–3:00pm) Drop in for expert-led workshops from our amazing instructors! No pre-registration necessary. Workshop Schedule and Descriptions coming soon
Instructors Heather Mumford with Harris Kendrick | Amy Kucharik | Nick Howarth | Eric Guerin
Strum-Along & Concert (3:30–6:00pm) Grab your uke and join Strummerville's Nick and John for a big ol' community Strum-Along! Songs will be projected on a big screen and easy to follow. Then sit back and enjoy a fantastic afternoon of live performances. No tickets or reservations necessary.
Performers
Also on Site
Stewart's Uke Consignment Table The most anticipated uke sale of the year! Stewart's is open once a year and only right here at this festival. Bring your ukuleles, accessories, books, CDs, and music items. The earlier the better! You bring it, he sells it, and you get paid. Cash and Venmo only. Please ask before handling instruments. Contact info:
Artist's merchandise and event tees and stickers will be available on the day.
Spread the word and we'll see you there!
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Newton Cultural Council, a local council that is supported by the Mass Cultural Council and the City of Newton.
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