Fort Langley International Ukulele Festival

PACIFIC UKULELE CONNECTION

September 24 to 26, 2026

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REGISTRATION FOR OUR 2026 FULL EVENT PACKAGE IS NOW OPEN

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The Fort Langley International Ukulele Festival is the ONLY ukulele festival in Metro Vancouver, featuring some of the world’s finest ukulele players from Hawai’i, the Pacific Northwest, and Langley, British Columbia.

The festival atmosphere will include free ukulele lessons for beginners and community concerts.

Register TODAY!

OUR FESTIVAL FEATURES BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND HOME-GROWN TALENT

Our Second Annual International Ukulele Festival is gearing up to be an inspiring event with several of Hawaii's best known talents: Bryan Tolentino, Chris Kamaka Sr., Aldrine Guerrero, Jonah Davis and Kalei Gamaio will be attending.

Joining them are some of North America's internationally renown performers: Peter Luongo, Paul Luongo and the Langley Ukulele Ensemble, Guido Heistek, Eduardo Garcia, Peter Luongo, Matt Dahlberg, and Eduardo Garcia, as well as Guido Heistek from the Pacific Northwest and Langley’s own amazing instructors: Elizabeth Zielke, Simon Gileff, and Mark Luongo. We also feature members of our local hula halau, Dancers from Spirit of the Pacific Cultural Society from Maple Ridge, BC.

Ukulele Community - YouTube Sensation -Ukulenny (Lendl San Jose) based out of California is also joining us to lead our jams on Friday and Saturday!

Including a mixture of free and ticketed events throughout the village of Fort Langley, many of our performers will be offering workshops for pre-registered novice and experienced ukulele enthusiasts.

Last year’s inaugural event was extremely well received and we look forward to continuing to offer outstanding performances and outstanding instruction as we gather in British Columbia in 2026. We welcome the world to the Metro Vancouver area this fall and look forward to seeing local, regional, national, and international visitors on Friday, September 25 and/or on Saturday, September 26. Last year’s event sold out early so mark the dates in your calendars and plan to register soon.

PRESENTED BY THE LANGLEY UKULELE ASSOCIATION

Primary Festival Venue

salishan Place by the River

CN Rail Station Museum
CN Rail Station Museum

Experience History and Culture in Langley

BC Farm Museum

salishan Place by the River

The Big House at Fort Langley National Historic Site

Fort Langley CN Rail Station

Join us in Fort Langley for our premier event, but while in town visit our local attractions including the BC Farm Museum, Fort Langley National Historic Site, and the CN Railway Museum.

Then check out the outdoor Indigenous gardens at salishan Place by the River. "Freybe Interpretative Gardens" just across the street from the Fort.

Exhibitors/Vendors at 2025 Festival

Checkout their websites by clicking on their logos

Sponsors and Event Supporters in 2025

We are grateful for the support of the following organizations and sponsors

Peter Luongo accepting a cheque from the Aldergrove Rotary Club President Robyn McIntosh
for their generous co-sponsorship of our main stage

Peter Luongo accepting a cheque from Ji Lee
Branch manager at BMO Yorkson branch while
Ghazal Mansouri assistant branch manager looks on.
BMO has sponsored our Jam and Open Mic Area

Peter Luongo accepting a cheque from the Langley Rotary Club President Michael Bolu
for their generous co-sponsorship of our main stage

REFUND POLICY

Our Festival is a one of a kind event that includes free outdoor concerts and jams at various venues combined with premium indoor ticketed concerts and top notch workshops and learning opportunities lead by some of the worlds greatest Ukulele Instructors and highly acclaimed performers. We fully anticipate this festival to be fully subscribed.

As funds raised after festival and workshop expenses have been paid go directly to supporting our youth ukulele ensembles and youth learning and leadership development in our community, we are unable to offer refunds to ticket subscribers.

604-340-UKES (8537)

festival@langleyukes.com

Events in Metro Vancouver on this weekend include a music festival and several workshops