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Uke Lovers From Poland, England Learning in B.C.
More than 200 delegates will attend 36 workshops and two ticketed concerts as the second annual festival expands its free public events.
- The Fort Langley International Ukulele Festival has sold out for another year, with 200 delegates registered to attend 36 workshops in late September.
- Founder Peter Luongo launched the festival to provide educational opportunities and raise funds for the Langley Ukulele Association, supporting LUA students' travel to global events.
- Delegates from Poland, England, Hawaii, Ontario, and Alberta will attend the convention. Free public events on Glover Road highlight Indigenous cultural history between Langley and Hawaii.
- Two ticketed concerts at the Chief Sepass Theatre will be held during the festival. Tickets cost $25 each, allowing the public to see the Langley Ukulele Ensemble perform.
- Programming includes "Island Voices: An Evening with Hawaii's Finest" and the "Pacific Ukulele Showcase," featuring renowned Pacific Northwest artists and the Langley Ukulele Ensemble as headliners.
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Uke lovers from Poland, England come to learn in Fort Langley
Teen ukers from Langley are demonstrating their skills in England this week and L.A. next month, while some of their younger ukulele counterparts performed for other children and seniors in Victoria and Salt Springs Island earlier this summer. And all this travel is made possible thanks to the new Fort Langley International Ukulele Festival. In its second year, this global festival has a few components, explained founder Peter Luongo. Langley Uk…
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