Fish Creek, Wis. (August 26, 2026) – Come have some fun, sing along, and bring a chair to enjoy an afternoon at Noble Square. The Ukulele Society of Door County will play well-known songs from the past hundred years, including music by Hank Williams, Bob Dylan, the Beatles, and Bruno Mars. We invite you to join us, sing along, and enjoy your favorite tunes.
The ukulele is a small, four-string instrument that looks a bit like a guitar. It became popular in Hawaii in the 1880s and was inspired by Portuguese instruments. Its nickname, “jumping flea,” comes from the Hawaiian words uke, meaning flea, and lele, meaning jump or fly. This name describes the fast finger movements players use on the strings.
Come to downtown Fish Creek and join the fun. The Ukulele Society has been playing music together for over ten years and welcomes new members every year. If you love music, consider joining this growing club.
Gibraltar Historical brings Concerts to Noble Square, free for everyone. Come early to tour the Alexander Noble House Museum. Spend the afternoon listening to music, shopping, dining, and enjoying the waterfront.
If the weather doesn’t cooperate, we’ll move the concert to the Old Town Hall, located at 4176 Maple Street.
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