Melbourne Ukulele Festival

The Melbourne Ukulele Festival is a fun event where lovers of music come together to listen, play and sing along to all things involving the ukulele!

The festival is held at the Northcote Town Hall, High Street Northcote and other venues around the Northcote Precinct.

The festival started in 2009 and continues to run as a not-for-profit community event which is supported by the City of Darebin. During this festival, you will be able to watch performances from both local and international artists and even participate in a jam session or a workshop.

Some of the featured artists of the 2020 festival included Gypsy Rumble, The Thin White Ukes, Ukulele Russ, Melbourne Ukulele Kollective, The Sophisticated Hulas, Chrissy and many more!

Some of the workshops include an Introduction to Song writing, Beyond Plucking and Strumming, Staircase Method for Kids, Play Lead Uke in 30 Seconds, Classic Bowie, Leonard Cohen for Ukulele; just to name a few.

To get to the Northcote Town Hall, catch the number 86 tram and alight right out the front of the Town Hall. Alternatively, catch a South Morang Train from Flinders Street or Southern Cross Station and alight at Northcote train station. The Town Hall is only a short 750-metre walk from the station.