For what it's worth, I went last year and it was pretty fun. There's music and booths selling ukes, Hawaiian food, and Hawaiian-related things. There were some uke builders there with wares on display. It's almost too successful - parking was difficult and the auditorium was really packed. There was also some jamming going on in the outdoors area. I'm going to go and bring either a uke or a lap steel.
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Posted - 02/28/2003 : 5:01:55 PM
