Kanekoa Workshop & Concert – Cancelled

October 20, 2026

Unfortunately, we need to cancel our upcoming Kanekoa Workshop & Concert / Membership Appreciation Event.

Vince Esquire, the band’s leader, let us know that the other scheduled performances on their tour in Las Vegas and Arizona have fallen through, making the trip from Hawaii financially unfeasible.

Please remove this event from your calendars.

While we’re disappointed that we won’t be able to host Kanekoa this time around, we want to take this opportunity to say how much we appreciate our paid members — all 100 of you!

Your membership support is a big part of what makes it possible for the Salt Lake Strummers to bring talented performers like Victoria Vox (who joined us just last Saturday!) to Salt Lake City, and to pursue opportunities with groups like Kanekoa.

Even though this particular Membership Appreciation Event isn’t happening, please know that your support is valued and appreciated all year long.

Thank you for being part of what makes The Salt Lake Strummers such a wonderful community!

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