May 13, 14 and 15 2022

May 13, 14 and 15 2022
Aloha to all!
The Central Coast Ukulele club are in our tenth year and we would like to celebrate our 9th/10th Festival (would have been 10th however due to COVID-19 we had to cancel last year and 2020).
We are planning a fun and slightly different Central Coast Ukulele Festival this year adding a new venue who have kindly come forward and offered their entire club for our special event. More to come shortly.
The advice to me is they are slowly returning to normal and complying strictly to social distancing and hygiene. The Central Coast Ukulele Festival is welcome to go ahead as it has always been a popular community event with live music, workshops an all-in ukulele jam and sing-along, live ukulele groups and acts, raffles, merchandise tables, markets stalls and more.
Planning is in line with COVID restrictions and regulations.
When: March 4,5,6 2022
Where: Wangi Wangi RSL, suburb on Lake Macquarie
275 Watkins Rd, Wangi Wangi NSW
Accommodation is available at Wangi Wangi and surrounding areas of Lake Macquarie. There is brilliant camping, van parks and grounds in the area and around the Central Coast. If you have a boat Swansea, Belmont, Blacksmiths, Caves beach, Gwandalan are easy access as there is a boat ramp opposite the club.
Details of program will be advised once all applications are final.
Wangi Wangi is 30 minutes from Wyong, 1.5 hours from Sydney, 36 minutes from Ourimbah, 50 minutes from The Entrance, 50 minutes from Newcastle.
Wangi Wangi (/ˈwɒndʒi wɒndʒi/) is a suburb of the City of Lake Macquarie in New South Wales, Australia, which forms a peninsula jutting eastwards into Lake Macquarie. Wangi Wangi is a well-known holiday spot, that was frequented in the early days by families from the coalfields. It is known for its beautiful views, bushwalking, and fishing spots.
Wangi is also well known as the former home of artist William Dobell. Dobell’s 1948 Wynne Prize winning landscape Storm Approaching Wangi depicts the locality.
Along with event attendees all over the world, we’ve been watching the COVID-19 pandemic as it evolves. We recognize how stressful this particular situation is, and we share your concerns.
We stand with all of you and the broader event community during a time when our industry is being deeply affected. We have faith and are putting in place all safeguards to have a great festival.
Looking forward to seeing you and your music
Applications will be available shortly
Monday: Lake Munmorah every Monday 10am-12pm Colongra Bay Hall, Lake Munmorah
pending – Tuesday – Woy Woy – CWA Hall, The Boulevarde Woy Woy, 6.30pm-8.30pm
Thursday AM: East Gosford: Lions Club Hall, 10am-12pm, Russel Drysdale St East Gosford
back in January Thursday PM: Long Jetty, CWA Hall, 1 Pacific Street, Long Jetty 6.00pm-8.00pm
Aloha to all
I didn’t want to end this year, without saying a huge ‘thank you’ to everybody.
The support you have given each other as well as Rob and I and helping each other get through what has been a touch year full of everything has been amazing.
Thank you.
We’d like to wish you all a HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Please keep safe, happy, healthy, and keep practicing!
Classes will resume January 11th
cheers
Liz
CENTRAL COAST UKULELE CLUB 2020
Yes, we are still here, and we have been trying our very best keeping our face to face classes and Zoom lesson going strong with safety measures in place allowing us to continue through these hard times.
It was with much regret we had to cancel our festival however for the safety and respect of our community it was necessary.
It would have been this coming weekend and we cant help but think of all the wonderful times we have had, all the brilliant acts and most of all the amazing friendships we have all made. Fingers crossed we will be back again next year!
We will place some clips and pics over the weekend for you.
COVID CONSCIOUS AND COVID SAFE
We have put in place Covid Plans and protocol as per the NSW Health regulations and guidelines as well as our own.
We have two face to face classes running each week and up to 5 zoom classes including beginners lessons.
One on one teaching is available on request and usually before or after each of our face to face classes. Our face to face classes are in large halls, well-lit and very comfortable. Plenty of parking and covid friendly. The halls and chairs are cleaned before your entry.
All meetings and classes within NSW Clubs are suspended due to covid regulations and we respect their commitment and policies keeping our community, friends and family safe. We will advise once restrictions have lifted to return to our clubs.
Face to Face classes:
Lake Munmorah every Monday 10am-12pm Colongra Bay Hall
East Gosford: Lions Club Hall, 10am-12pm
Our Zoom classes are weekly, and an email is sent out to all our members and interested parties. If you are interested to join our zoom classes, please email us
centralcoastukuleleclub@gmail.com for details and, arrangements and music
Beginners class every Wednesday night from 6.15pm
To attend our face to face classes regulations to keep you safe have been put in place as per NSW Health plus our own conditions.
Condition of participation.
All the above are to help us keep you all safe and allows us to continue.
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The 2020 festival was cancelled
Stay safe, healthy and keep strumming.
Love to you all.
Liz and The Central Coast Ukulele Club
Hello and Aloha to all
our apologies for not getting back to you sooner, however, we await information on the ease of COVID-19 restrictions from the NSW government and the Diggers club regarding our festival 2020.
We will be making an announcement by the end of this month so please be patient and hopefully its good news
kind regards to all
Liz
The Central Coast 9th Ukulele and Folk festival is coming
August 28th – 30th 2020 at The Diggers@The Entrance, Central Coast Hwy Long Jetty
Application to perform below
Application for Central Coast Ukulele and Folk Festival 2020 pdf
We are also accepting applications for stalls
Love to see you here so please place the date in your diary
Cheers
Liz
Aloha and greetings from the Central Coast.
We are happy and very pleased to announce and confirm that our 9th annual Central Coast Ukulele and Folk Festival is set for August 28-30 at the Diggers @The Entrance, Central Coast Hwy, Long Jetty.
The Diggers@ The Entrance have renovated their premises and we are pleased to announce more workshops will be available and more room for all.
We have confirmed our headlining acts and happy to present to you some new and exciting acts this year.
THIS IS A FREE EVENT!
We will also have:-
: non stop entertainment of live music
: Black Board events
: Dinner Show
: Workshops
: Open Mic
: and much more
We welcome all collectives, individuals and store holders to our festival.
We’d love to see you there, tell your friends and family AND LOCK IN THE DATE.
Cheers
Liz
The Central Coast Ukulele Club is a unique friendly fun way of learning to play the ukulele, sing, strum and pick.
Lessons available for everyone in a friendly safe environment.
Our classes are held at several locations across the Central Coast.
They are fun, affordable and easy to access.
All levels and ages are welcome.
Private lessons, primary school tuition and lessons for young adults with disabilities are available upon request.
For bookings, costs or any other inquiries please contact us.
We are breaking for holidays between the 22 December 2019 – 13th January 2020
all classes will resume as follows
Lake Munmorah
Lake Munmorah Community Hall
Colongra Bay Road (just off Pacific Hwy)
Lake Munmorah NSW 2259
10am -12 pm