Placer Ukulele Festival
featuring Danielle Ate The Sandwich
Friday & Saturday, September 12 & 13, 2025
Eagles Hall & The Strum Shop on Vernon St., Roseville, CA
Join us for our 15th Annual Placer Ukulele Festival in Roseville, CA
feat. ukulele singer/songwriter Danielle Anderson aka "Danielle Ate The Sandwich".
There will be Ukulele Workshops for beginning and intermediate players. Fun for all!
Everybody is welcome – come to strum, sing, and learn to play the ukulele.
Raffles and door prizes will add to the fun and excitement.
Lunch options are available with ticket purchase OR
choose from any number of local eateries on Vernon Street.
A FREE "Open Mic" will be offered at the Strum Shop on
Friday, Sept. 12 from 3:00 - 5:00 pm. Sign ups begin at 2:30 pm.
Arrive early to secure a spot!
Workshops
The 2025 Placer Uke Fest offers numerous workshops for ALL levels and ages. We have a great lineup of instructors offering their insights and sharing their fundamental techniques to make you a better ukulele player. Whether you are just starting out or have been playing for a while, you'll find our workshops informational and fun!
2025 workshop schedule TBA - Check back soon for details
What’s your level?
These ukulele workshop levels have been taken from a magazine article by Heidi Swedberg.
Level 1: Beginner
Welcome! You are a new uke player and have already played with others or taken a few lessons.
The beginning player is new to the uke (1-3 months), knows some basic, first position chords.
You are fluent with (at least) your C, F, and G7, can make chord changes easily as well as keep a beat.
Level 2: Intermediate
Now you’re a player, but chord diagrams over the words are still a must. Your job here is to master B-flat,
get some strums under your belt and grow into your instrument—this is when you truly learn how to practice.
Level 3: Experienced Intermediate
You know a bunch of chords and are ready to use them. Challenge yourself with some exciting techniques,
and maybe venture further up the neck. Be proud of yourself, this is a fine plateau to reach.
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