Midwest Uke & Harmonica Camp offers concerts at Manchester University
North Manchester, IN (06/20/2023) —
Midwest Uke & Harmonica Camp is July 8 - 10, 2023
Saturday and Sunday Evening Concerts
Open to the Public!
Now in its eigth year, Midwest Uke & Harmonica Camp has established itself as the top ukulele and harmonica camp in the nation, bringing the top artists in the industry to spend a weekend with students teaching new skills and techniques while spreading the aloha spirit and camaraderie of the ukulele.In addition,
Midwest Uke & Harmonica Camp hosts two concerts that feature the camp's teaching artists and are open to the general public.This year, the camp is hosting Saturday and Sunday evening concerts; July 8 and 9, 7:30 pm at the Cordier Auditorium on the Manchester University campus in North Manchester.
The Saturday show presents the music of: Neal Chin, Mika Kane, Charissa Hoffman, Gracie Terzian, Grace van't Hof, and Andy Wilson. Sunday features: Cynthia Kinnunen, Ukulenny, Bernadette Mata, Victoria Vox, Sandy Weltman, and Paul Simon's Grammy award-winning bassist Bakithi Kumalo.
You do not have to be a ukulele or harmonica player to enjoy the concerts; it's truly some of the finest music you'll ever listen to of any type. Expect an entertaining variety of styles and spontaneous collaborations between these world class artists.Admission is $20 for either evening or $35 for both. Students can attend for $10 per show. Tickets are available on a walk-up basis at the door.
Visit midwestukecamp.com for further details.
Ben Hassenger
Co-Director - Midwest Uke & Harmonica Camp
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