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Twin Cities Ukulele Club


2022 GMUG

Great Minnesota
​Uke Gathering -
GMUG


www.GreatMinnesotaUkeGathering.com


Friday and Saturday, November 11 and 12, 2022
​Crowne Plaza West in Plymouth, Minnesota


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A three-day indoor music festival featuring regional bands performing bluegrass, old-time stringband, and related forms of acoustic music. A major portion of this festival is the Great Minnesota Uke Gathering (GMUG).
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​2022 GMUG
​UKULELE DETAILS
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2022 GMUG DETAILS
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Two events in one -
Minnesota Fall Bluegrass Jam &
Great Minnesota Uke Gathering

WHO -
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A Minnesota & Area Ukulele Weekend Celebration

A Get Together for all area bluegrass and ukulele players (or want-to-be players) - Workshops, Jams, Sing-Alongs, Food, Lodging - All skill levels - Beginner ukulele lessons!

WHAT - 
The Great Minnesota Uke Gathering is part of the Minnesota Fall Bluegrass Festival. GMUG features Friday Eve and Saturday events, including workshops and concerts by national ukulele artists . . . and more!
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MORE WHAT -
TWO Festivals -  One ticket! - The Great Minnesota Uke Gathering (GMUG) and the Minnesota Bluegrass Fall Jam (MBFJ) are included with one festival ticket! 
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TICKETS -
Preregistration & Tickets
​Preregistration for GMUG is not necessary. Just buy a Minnesota Bluegrass Fall Jam ticket in advance or at the door the day of the event.
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Tickets purchased in advance are less expensive!
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​WHERE - 
Held at the Crowne Plaza Minneapolis West in Plymouth, Minnesota. When making reservations at the Crowne Plaza Minneapolis West, be sure to mention the Minnesota Bluegrass Fall Jam to receive a discount.

WHEN - 
Friday & Saturday, November 11 & 12, 2022

WHY - 
Together, the "Great Minnesota Uke Gathering" and the “Minnesota Bluegrass Fall Jam"  give beginner to advanced ukulele players a venue with top-notch facilities. Whether you are a ukulele, banjolele, banjo, guitar, mandolin, bass, fiddle or other acoustic player, this is a musician's dream! Players, jammers and performers will keep the rooms ringing with music until the wee hours.​
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Information - Contact - greatmnukegathering@icloud.com

Twin Cities Ukulele Club Email List - Click here to be added to this email list, and you will receive information about all Twin Cities Ukulele Club events, including GMUG. Just add the subject "Add me to the Twin Cities Ukulele Club Email List." Be sure to add your first and last name.
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GMUG is Dedicated to Jim Whitney
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From the beginning, Jim was a great supporter of GMUG, both from a planning and financial standpoint. Being modest, Jim insisted that he not be given the public credit he deserved, so most had no idea he was involved. When I needed some ideas about what we should do at GMUG or what he thought was a good idea and would work, I called or emailed Jim. He was my "behind the scenes" advisor.
 And, Jim was the one who funded a great deal of what we did. We had kind of an informal agreement that I would let him know what our financial needs were. Without any credit, he often came up with the money that made GMUG happen. Without Jim’s generosity and support of the ukulele community, GMUG would not have happened. Jim passed away shortly after Thanksgiving in 2017. It is way overdue to publicly say, "thanks Jim! We miss you!" - Tony Anthonisen




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