Perched atop the hills above Franconia and Easton, New Hampshire, Toad Hill Farm once again hosts the 13th annual Jerry Jam Music Festival the weekend of Aug 1-3, 2008. The beautiful landscape and breathtaking views of the Presidential Mountains provide the perfect atmosphere for one of New Hampshire most unique music festivals. Activities include food vendors, face painting, a wood-fired hot tub, a bonfire and some great improv jamming.
Jerry Jam started at a grassroots level by a handful of like-minded spirits and lovers of the Grateful Dead in the summer of 1995, and the festival occurs rain or shine each summer. Jerry Jam is a not-for profit event and proceeds from the weekend festival go to the Ryan Ross Fund and other environmental causes each year. The 2008 lineup is an exciting one, as we welcome new sounds from some incredible talent. We'll have all types of tunes including bluegrass, reggae, funk and of course, covers of Grateful Dead.
Call for Volunteers
The Jerry Jam organizers are currently accepting volunteers for security, recycling, set-up and clean-up. Volunteers will receive a discounted ticket price for participation. Contact Jen to find out how you can be a Jerry Jam volunteer.
Call for Vendors
Vendor spaces are still available. If you have something to sell and would like to become a Jerry Jam vendor
please Contact Dan to learn more about joining us as a Jerry Jam vendor this year. |
