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Ukulele Music Festival Returns to Dover: SNHUGFEST 2025 Set for September 20
DOVER, NH – The joyful strumming of ukuleles will once again fill the air at Henry Law Park as the Southern New Hampshire Ukulele Group (SNHUG) presents the 9th annual SNHUGFEST on Saturday, September 20, 2025, at the Rotary Arts Pavilion in Dover, NH. This free, all-day festival welcomes music lovers of all ages for a celebration of community, music, and compassion.
Beginning at 11:00 AM, SNHUGFEST will feature live ukulele performances from local and visiting bands, food vendors, raffle prizes, and interactive play-along jams—so don’t forget your uke! All proceeds from the event will benefit the Ukulele Kids Club (UKC), a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides instruments and music therapy to hospitalized children both locally and across the country.
To date, SNHUG has raised over $116,000 for the UKC. “The UKC has endless gratitude for this group’s unwavering commitment,” said Marlén Rodriguez-Wolfe, Chairperson of the UKC Board of Directors, board-certified music therapist, and accomplished musician. “Their efforts help us bring music, healing, and joy to children across New England and beyond.”
Festival sponsors already on board include SEVA Yoga NH and AMITY Publications, which recently released a new book, The Power of the Uke – How Southern New Hampshire Ukulele Group Makes a Difference, now available at www.amitypublications.com.
SNHUG is an all-volunteer, non-profit collective of ukulele enthusiasts that meets twice a month for jams, open mics, and musical fun. Open to all levels of experience, the group also hosts a monthly open mic at Milk Street Studios in Dover. More information can be found on Facebook or Meetup.com.
Sponsorship opportunities for SNHUGFEST 2025 are available through July 30. For details, email snhug@outlook.com.
Event Details:
Location: Rotary Arts Pavilion, Henry Law Park, Dover, NH
Date: Saturday, September 20, 2025
Time: Starts at 11:00 AM
Admission: Free
Rain Date: Sunday, September 21, 2025
Join SNHUG for a day of music and meaning— together, we can make a difference, one strum at a time.