Join us live from the Stateside Amphitheater and beyond, for our 2025 summer music series. Read on for details, dates, & ticket info.
Come celebrate the week of Summer Solstice with an event for the ages that will help us blend that elusive line between winter and summer— music, skiing, riding, skateboarding, and good times. We're stockpiling and saving snow to set up a late spring terrain park (serviced by the moving carpet) next to our Stateside Amphitheater. Session the park while enjoying the live music. Event lodging discounts will be available.
Music - Enjoy live music in our Stateside Amphitheater from Noon - 11:00pm.
An event Vermont (and far beyond) looks forward to every year, the Annual Jeezum Crow Festival returns to the Stateside Amphitheater in its 10th year, for two days of hot live music. Lodging packages will be available in the Stateside Hotel and Cottages.
After reuniting in 2015, Digable Planets have captivated audiences with their high-energy live performances, proving that their music remains as fresh and influential as ever.
Celebrating 21 years of gathering and dancing together around the sounds of the Grateful Dead.
It's about more than just their sold-out shows in the sun, noodly guitar solos, and people spinning into oblivion. It's about celebrations of community, far-out tie-dyes, and Fire on the Mountain, too. Join us for some or all of these things at the FREE, 21st Annual August West Festival, with live music on the Green in the Town of Jay (next to the Jay Country Store).
Fresh off headlining sets at some of the biggest festivals in the country, Joe Russo’s Almost Dead brings their high-energy reimagining of the Grateful Dead’s catalog to the Stateside Amphitheater for one unforgettable night. Featuring an all-star lineup of musicians and a reputation for jaw-dropping live improvisation, JRAD has become a must-see act for Deadheads and jam fans alike. Catch them under the summer stars, Sunday, August 10th.
The Garden of Eden Festival is a cherished tradition hosted by the Vermont-based jam band Strangefolk. Originally launched in 1996 in Eden, Vermont, the festival has evolved into a multi-day celebration of music, community, and homecoming for fans across the Northeast. Since 2016, the event has been held at the Stateside Amphitheater.
