The New Hampshire Ukeladies is an all-female group of performers with a shared passion for the miniature member of the guitar family. They come from all walks of life and different parts of the Granite State. They meet weekly to rehearse, but they also perform, and when they do, they're decked out in Hawaiian shirts and sharing a lot of laughs.

Their repertoire is representative of a bunch of confident women in Hawaiian-print pants wielding tiny instruments and big attitudes. "You'll hear a lot of girl power anthems, like 'I Will Survive,' and lots of tight vocal harmonies on songs like 'Walk the Line,' and 'When Will I Be Loved," says founding member Kate Boisvert. "Oh and 'Sweet Child of Mine' by Guns 'n' Roses. Yeah, we're that cool."