The Patrick Ross Music Festival - Weekend Pass

Saturday, August 8, 7:00 pm (parking opens at 6:30 pm)

Location:
NVU-Johnson
337 College Hill Road
Johnson, VT

Tickets: (by purchasing a ticket you agree to abide by our code of conduct guidelines [see below])

• $20 per car
• $30 PPE Supporter - help offset the cost of necessary personal protective equipment
• $50 Sanitation Champion - help offset the cost of three Porta Potties maintained on site
• $100 Social-Distancing Ambassador - help offset the cost of reduced inventory needed to maintain necessary social distancing
• Please note that prices above the "per car" level are solely to help offset the additional programming costs required to comply with the public health and safety guidelines established by the state and do not confer any additional benefits.

It usually only takes one show to understand why Zach Nugent is one of the most sought after guitarists in the live music scene. Since touring as de-facto Garcia expert with Melvin Seals & JGB, he continues to build his dedicated following, putting together and leading multifaceted groups for special runs and festival appearances. Never one to shy away from new and challenging ideas, his performances promise intensity and beauty in the delivery of the music that he’s built a reputation with.

Drive-In-To-Stay-Safe
Summer Movie & Concert Series
Code of Conduct

All guests are expected to adhere to CDC and Vermont guidelines in relation to social distancing while attending drive-in events.

General Guidelines to Follow:

• If you are sick, running a fever or have been exposed to COVID-19, please stay home until you are healthy.
• For the safety of yourself and others, please only attend this event with people in your immediate quarantine circle.
• Please maintain 6 feet of social distance between yourself and those outside of your immediate quarantine circle at all times.
• Please wear a mask when visiting restrooms/areas outside of the 6 foot radius in front of your parking spot.
• At the conclusion of the show, please remain in your parking space until directed by event staff to exit the lot. Please drive slowly and follow all directions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I purchase tickets?
Tickets are available for purchase online only at www.catamountarts.org

Are tickets sold ‘per car’ or ‘per person’?
Tickets are sold per vehicle. (1 vehicle requires 1 ticket)

Are tickets transferable?
Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable. All sales are final.

Is there a limit on the number of people allowed per vehicle?
The limit is the number of seat belts.

Will tickets be sold at the gate?
Tickets will only be available for purchase online. There will be no box office onsite on the day of the show.

Are parking spaces assigned?
No. All tickets are general admission. Staff will direct you where to park upon arrival.

What kind of vehicles are permitted?
Personal two axle vehicles that fit into a standard parking space are allowed. Larger trucks and SUVS may be directed to the back of the lot so as to not block the sight lines of otherconcert-goers. The following vehicles will NOT be permitted: RVs, campers, buses, trailers, etc.

Are motorcycles permitted?
Motorcycles are welcome, however, they are considered 1 vehicle. Tickets are sold by the vehicle. Due to social distancing, 1 motorcycle per parking area is permitted.

Can I leave the hatchback of my wagon/SUV open?
Hatchbacks may be open but must be kept no higher than the top of the vehicle to prevent blocking the view of those behind you.

Can I leave my car running?
It is requested that all cars remain turned off during the show. Feel free to put your car in Accessory Mode to listen to the FM transmission.

Help! My car battery has died. Who do I contact for assistance?
Find a member of our event staff and they will assist you.

Can I watch the show from outside my car? If so, are chairs and blankets permitted?
You will be allowed to watch the show from outside your vehicle (within an area of six feet in front of your vehicle). Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome. Please stay within your assigned parking area (six feet in front of your vehicle), and continue to maintain all social distancing requirements. Please use common courtesy to others around you.

How do I listen to the show?
All audio will be streamed via FM transmitter. Please make sure to arrive with a working FM radio in your vehicle or you will not be able to listen to the event.

My car stereo is broken. Can I bring a boombox or portable stereo?
Yes. Portable boomboxes and stereos are permissible for vehicles without a functional car stereo.

Can I attend the show via a non-motorized vehicle (e.g. a bicycle)?
No.

Is tailgating permitted?
Sitting on a tailgate or in the bed of a truck is acceptable during the show, however, traditional tailgating will not be permitted (yard games, grills, generators, etc.).

Can I bring my own food and/or will concessions be available?
You are welcome to bring outside food and non-alcoholic beverages. Concessions will not be available for purchase at events at this time.

Can I bring alcohol to the event?
Outside alcohol is not permitted. Concessions will not be available for purchase at events at this time.

Will restrooms be available?
Yes. Please follow all social distancing restrictions and instructions when leaving your designated parking area to use the restroom.

Can I smoke at the show?
Smoking is not permitted.

Can we come and go from the event?
Once your vehicle is parked in it’s space, barring an emergency, please remain parked until the show has ended.

Are pets allowed?
Pets are not permitted.

Will merchandise be available for purchase?
Not at the event. Check online.

What do we do with our trash and recycling?
To limit contact, please adhere to a ‘pack in, pack out’ approach and take your trash/recycling with you to dispose of at home. Leave no trace.

What happens if it rains?
All events are rain or shine.

What items are prohibited?
Weapons, fireworks, laser pointers, drones, tents/tarps, flags and/or accessories that may block the vision of other attendees are not permitted.

What if I need assistance during the event?
Find a member of our event staff and they will assist you.

What measures are being taken to ensure that social distancing guidelines are being safely practiced?
Please see our Code of Conduct for specific guidelines and protocols.

What if I am traveling from out of state to come to the show?
Please refer to the Agency of Commerce and Community Development (HERE) to determine if you are traveling from a county which is currently experiencing more than 400 cases per million people. If you are traveling from one of these counties, you will need to declare that you have either quarantined for 14 days or have had 7 days with negative test results. If you cannot declare either of these conditions, we ask that you do not attend the event.

Sunday, August 9, 8:16 pm (parking opens at 7:31 pm)

Location:
NVU-Lyndon
1001 College Road
Lyndonville, VT

Saturday, August 15, 8:10 pm (parking opens at 7:25 pm)

Location:
NVU-Johnson
337 College Hill Road
Johnson, VT

Tickets: (by purchasing a ticket you agree to abide by our code of conduct guidelines [see below])

• $20 per car
• $30 PPE Supporter - help offset the cost of necessary personal protective equipment
• $50 Sanitation Champion - help offset the cost of three Porta Potties maintained on site
• $100 Social-Distancing Ambassador - help offset the cost of reduced inventory needed to maintain necessary social distancing
• Please note that prices above the "per car" level are solely to help offset the additional programming costs required to comply with the public health and safety guidelines established by the state and do not confer any additional benefits.

Nostalgic about the good old days in the honeymoon cabin, the patriarch Chet and the Ripley family set off to the idyllic woods of Wisconsin for the summer vacation. However, their plans for a peaceful family bonding in the heart of the untamed nature will be thwarted, when the high-rolling brother-in-law Roman and the snotty Craig family decide to crash the party. Eventually, as the two families try to have a good time together, a seemingly endless series of misfortunes and mini-disasters with thirsty leeches, cunning racoons and a mythical wild bear, threaten to ruin the vacation. What will it take to salvage the weekend?

Drive-In-To-Stay-Safe
Summer Movie & Concert Series
Code of Conduct

All guests are expected to adhere to CDC and Vermont guidelines in relation to social distancing while attending drive-in events.

General Guidelines to Follow:

• If you are sick, running a fever or have been exposed to COVID-19, please stay home until you are healthy.
• For the safety of yourself and others, please only attend this event with people in your immediate quarantine circle.
• Please maintain 6 feet of social distance between yourself and those outside of your immediate quarantine circle at all times.
• Please wear a mask when visiting restrooms/areas outside of the 6 foot radius in front of your parking spot.
• At the conclusion of the show, please remain in your parking space until directed by event staff to exit the lot. Please drive slowly and follow all directions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I purchase tickets?
Tickets are available for purchase online only at www.catamountarts.org

Are tickets sold ‘per car’ or ‘per person’?
Tickets are sold per vehicle. (1 vehicle requires 1 ticket)

Are tickets transferable?
Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable. All sales are final.

Is there a limit on the number of people allowed per vehicle?
The limit is the number of seat belts.

Will tickets be sold at the gate?
Tickets will only be available for purchase online. There will be no box office onsite on the day of the show.

Are parking spaces assigned?
No. All tickets are general admission. Staff will direct you where to park upon arrival.

What kind of vehicles are permitted?
Personal two axle vehicles that fit into a standard parking space are allowed. Larger trucks and SUVS may be directed to the back of the lot so as to not block the sight lines of otherconcert-goers. The following vehicles will NOT be permitted: RVs, campers, buses, trailers, etc.

Are motorcycles permitted?
Motorcycles are welcome, however, they are considered 1 vehicle. Tickets are sold by the vehicle. Due to social distancing, 1 motorcycle per parking area is permitted.

Can I leave the hatchback of my wagon/SUV open?
Hatchbacks may be open but must be kept no higher than the top of the vehicle to prevent blocking the view of those behind you.

Can I leave my car running?
It is requested that all cars remain turned off during the show. Feel free to put your car in Accessory Mode to listen to the FM transmission.

Help! My car battery has died. Who do I contact for assistance?
Find a member of our event staff and they will assist you.

Can I watch the show from outside my car? If so, are chairs and blankets permitted?
You will be allowed to watch the show from outside your vehicle (within an area of six feet in front of your vehicle). Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome. Please stay within your assigned parking area (six feet in front of your vehicle), and continue to maintain all social distancing requirements. Please use common courtesy to others around you.

How do I listen to the show?
All audio will be streamed via FM transmitter. Please make sure to arrive with a working FM radio in your vehicle or you will not be able to listen to the event.

My car stereo is broken. Can I bring a boombox or portable stereo?
Yes. Portable boomboxes and stereos are permissible for vehicles without a functional car stereo.

Can I attend the show via a non-motorized vehicle (e.g. a bicycle)?
No.

Is tailgating permitted?
Sitting on a tailgate or in the bed of a truck is acceptable during the show, however, traditional tailgating will not be permitted (yard games, grills, generators, etc.).

Can I bring my own food and/or will concessions be available?
You are welcome to bring outside food and non-alcoholic beverages. Concessions will not be available for purchase at events at this time.

Can I bring alcohol to the event?
Outside alcohol is not permitted. Concessions will not be available for purchase at events at this time.

Will restrooms be available?
Yes. Please follow all social distancing restrictions and instructions when leaving your designated parking area to use the restroom.

Can I smoke at the show?
Smoking is not permitted.

Can we come and go from the event?
Once your vehicle is parked in it’s space, barring an emergency, please remain parked until the show has ended.

Are pets allowed?
Pets are not permitted.

Will merchandise be available for purchase?
Not at the event. Check online.

What do we do with our trash and recycling?
To limit contact, please adhere to a ‘pack in, pack out’ approach and take your trash/recycling with you to dispose of at home. Leave no trace.

What happens if it rains?
All events are rain or shine.

What items are prohibited?
Weapons, fireworks, laser pointers, drones, tents/tarps, flags and/or accessories that may block the vision of other attendees are not permitted.

What if I need assistance during the event?
Find a member of our event staff and they will assist you.

What measures are being taken to ensure that social distancing guidelines are being safely practiced?
Please see our Code of Conduct for specific guidelines and protocols.

What if I am traveling from out of state to come to the show?
Please refer to the Agency of Commerce and Community Development (HERE) to determine if you are traveling from a county which is currently experiencing more than 400 cases per million people. If you are traveling from one of these counties, you will need to declare that you have either quarantined for 14 days or have had 7 days with negative test results. If you cannot declare either of these conditions, we ask that you do not attend the event.

Sunday, August 16, 7:00 pm (parking opens at 6:30 pm)

Location:
NVU-Lyndon
1001 College Road
Lyndonville, VT

Tickets: (by purchasing a ticket you agree to abide by our code of conduct guidelines [see below])

• $20 per car
• $30 PPE Supporter - help offset the cost of necessary personal protective equipment
• $50 Sanitation Champion - help offset the cost of three Porta Potties maintained on site
• $100 Social-Distancing Ambassador - help offset the cost of reduced inventory needed to maintain necessary social distancing
• Please note that prices above the "per car" level are solely to help offset the additional programming costs required to comply with the public health and safety guidelines established by the state and do not confer any additional benefits.

JUST RELEASED: "Borderpipe Personality Disorder"! Available on Bandcamp https://danhoughton.bandcamp.com

Dan Houghton is a Scottish piper, flautist and DADGAD guitarist currently residing in south–western Vermont. He has toured and taught extensively throughout Britain, Europe, America, Asia and the Antipodes. He performs as a soloist as well as in various ensembles, such as the Scottish power-trad band, Cantrip; Salsa Celtica; the more RSCDS based Parcel of Rogues and the “Celtic” Rock band Prydein.

Drive-In-To-Stay-Safe
Summer Movie & Concert Series
Code of Conduct

All guests are expected to adhere to CDC and Vermont guidelines in relation to social distancing while attending drive-in events.

General Guidelines to Follow:

• If you are sick, running a fever or have been exposed to COVID-19, please stay home until you are healthy.
• For the safety of yourself and others, please only attend this event with people in your immediate quarantine circle.
• Please maintain 6 feet of social distance between yourself and those outside of your immediate quarantine circle at all times.
• Please wear a mask when visiting restrooms/areas outside of the 6 foot radius in front of your parking spot.
• At the conclusion of the show, please remain in your parking space until directed by event staff to exit the lot. Please drive slowly and follow all directions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I purchase tickets?
Tickets are available for purchase online only at www.catamountarts.org

Are tickets sold ‘per car’ or ‘per person’?
Tickets are sold per vehicle. (1 vehicle requires 1 ticket)

Are tickets transferable?
Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable. All sales are final.

Is there a limit on the number of people allowed per vehicle?
The limit is the number of seat belts.

Will tickets be sold at the gate?
Tickets will only be available for purchase online. There will be no box office onsite on the day of the show.

Are parking spaces assigned?
No. All tickets are general admission. Staff will direct you where to park upon arrival.

What kind of vehicles are permitted?
Personal two axle vehicles that fit into a standard parking space are allowed. Larger trucks and SUVS may be directed to the back of the lot so as to not block the sight lines of otherconcert-goers. The following vehicles will NOT be permitted: RVs, campers, buses, trailers, etc.

Are motorcycles permitted?
Motorcycles are welcome, however, they are considered 1 vehicle. Tickets are sold by the vehicle. Due to social distancing, 1 motorcycle per parking area is permitted.

Can I leave the hatchback of my wagon/SUV open?
Hatchbacks may be open but must be kept no higher than the top of the vehicle to prevent blocking the view of those behind you.

Can I leave my car running?
It is requested that all cars remain turned off during the show. Feel free to put your car in Accessory Mode to listen to the FM transmission.

Help! My car battery has died. Who do I contact for assistance?
Find a member of our event staff and they will assist you.

Can I watch the show from outside my car? If so, are chairs and blankets permitted?
You will be allowed to watch the show from outside your vehicle (within an area of six feet in front of your vehicle). Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome. Please stay within your assigned parking area (six feet in front of your vehicle), and continue to maintain all social distancing requirements. Please use common courtesy to others around you.

How do I listen to the show?
All audio will be streamed via FM transmitter. Please make sure to arrive with a working FM radio in your vehicle or you will not be able to listen to the event.

My car stereo is broken. Can I bring a boombox or portable stereo?
Yes. Portable boomboxes and stereos are permissible for vehicles without a functional car stereo.

Can I attend the show via a non-motorized vehicle (e.g. a bicycle)?
No.

Is tailgating permitted?
Sitting on a tailgate or in the bed of a truck is acceptable during the show, however, traditional tailgating will not be permitted (yard games, grills, generators, etc.).

Can I bring my own food and/or will concessions be available?
You are welcome to bring outside food and non-alcoholic beverages. Concessions will not be available for purchase at events at this time.

Can I bring alcohol to the event?
Outside alcohol is not permitted. Concessions will not be available for purchase at events at this time.

Will restrooms be available?
Yes. Please follow all social distancing restrictions and instructions when leaving your designated parking area to use the restroom.

Can I smoke at the show?
Smoking is not permitted.

Can we come and go from the event?
Once your vehicle is parked in it’s space, barring an emergency, please remain parked until the show has ended.

Are pets allowed?
Pets are not permitted.

Will merchandise be available for purchase?
Not at the event. Check online.

What do we do with our trash and recycling?
To limit contact, please adhere to a ‘pack in, pack out’ approach and take your trash/recycling with you to dispose of at home. Leave no trace.

What happens if it rains?
All events are rain or shine.

What items are prohibited?
Weapons, fireworks, laser pointers, drones, tents/tarps, flags and/or accessories that may block the vision of other attendees are not permitted.

What if I need assistance during the event?
Find a member of our event staff and they will assist you.

What measures are being taken to ensure that social distancing guidelines are being safely practiced?
Please see our Code of Conduct for specific guidelines and protocols.

What if I am traveling from out of state to come to the show?
Please refer to the Agency of Commerce and Community Development (HERE) to determine if you are traveling from a county which is currently experiencing more than 400 cases per million people. If you are traveling from one of these counties, you will need to declare that you have either quarantined for 14 days or have had 7 days with negative test results. If you cannot declare either of these conditions, we ask that you do not attend the event.

Saturday, August 22, 7:00 pm (parking opens at 6:30 pm)

Location:
NVU-Johnson
337 College Hill Road
Johnson, VT

Tickets: (by purchasing a ticket you agree to abide by our code of conduct guidelines [see below])

• $20 per car
• $30 PPE Supporter - help offset the cost of necessary personal protective equipment
• $50 Sanitation Champion - help offset the cost of three Porta Potties maintained on site
• $100 Social-Distancing Ambassador - help offset the cost of reduced inventory needed to maintain necessary social distancing
• Please note that prices above the "per car" level are solely to help offset the additional programming costs required to comply with the public health and safety guidelines established by the state and do not confer any additional benefits.

Conscious, soulful, uplifting, even healing—that’s how many fans of Root Shock have described the band’s infectious sound and energy. With a reputation like that, it’s unsurprising that this group is indebted to reggae, a class of music forever married to love, humanity, social change, and an almost tangible sense of sunlight. But Root Shock didn’t form on a beach. Instead, they came up in snowy Syracuse, New York in 2012, and since then, they’ve developed a voice that transcends genre.

Spearheaded by the acrobatic, powerhouse vocals of Jessica Brown, the Root Shock sound is at once commanding and cathartic, but never at the expense of a velvety, carefully placed jazz or neo-soul lick. When he isn’t complementing Brown’s pipes with his own earthy vocal turns, Phil Grajko gets weird on the guitar, seamlessly moving from chop chords to girthy riffs and spellbinding solos colored by Latin, prog, and psychedelic rock textures—often in tandem with mad keyboard genius Brian Lauri. Rounding out the band, bassist Bill Eppel and drummer Tyre Outerbridge make for a formidable rhythm section fluent in patterns ranging from dancehall to ska to heavy dub style and funk.

Drive-In-To-Stay-Safe
Summer Movie & Concert Series
Code of Conduct

All guests are expected to adhere to CDC and Vermont guidelines in relation to social distancing while attending drive-in events.

General Guidelines to Follow:

• If you are sick, running a fever or have been exposed to COVID-19, please stay home until you are healthy.
• For the safety of yourself and others, please only attend this event with people in your immediate quarantine circle.
• Please maintain 6 feet of social distance between yourself and those outside of your immediate quarantine circle at all times.
• Please wear a mask when visiting restrooms/areas outside of the 6 foot radius in front of your parking spot.
• At the conclusion of the show, please remain in your parking space until directed by event staff to exit the lot. Please drive slowly and follow all directions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I purchase tickets?
Tickets are available for purchase online only at www.catamountarts.org

Are tickets sold ‘per car’ or ‘per person’?
Tickets are sold per vehicle. (1 vehicle requires 1 ticket)

Are tickets transferable?
Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable. All sales are final.

Is there a limit on the number of people allowed per vehicle?
The limit is the number of seat belts.

Will tickets be sold at the gate?
Tickets will only be available for purchase online. There will be no box office onsite on the day of the show.

Are parking spaces assigned?
No. All tickets are general admission. Staff will direct you where to park upon arrival.

What kind of vehicles are permitted?
Personal two axle vehicles that fit into a standard parking space are allowed. Larger trucks and SUVS may be directed to the back of the lot so as to not block the sight lines of otherconcert-goers. The following vehicles will NOT be permitted: RVs, campers, buses, trailers, etc.

Are motorcycles permitted?
Motorcycles are welcome, however, they are considered 1 vehicle. Tickets are sold by the vehicle. Due to social distancing, 1 motorcycle per parking area is permitted.

Can I leave the hatchback of my wagon/SUV open?
Hatchbacks may be open but must be kept no higher than the top of the vehicle to prevent blocking the view of those behind you.

Can I leave my car running?
It is requested that all cars remain turned off during the show. Feel free to put your car in Accessory Mode to listen to the FM transmission.

Help! My car battery has died. Who do I contact for assistance?
Find a member of our event staff and they will assist you.

Can I watch the show from outside my car? If so, are chairs and blankets permitted?
You will be allowed to watch the show from outside your vehicle (within an area of six feet in front of your vehicle). Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome. Please stay within your assigned parking area (six feet in front of your vehicle), and continue to maintain all social distancing requirements. Please use common courtesy to others around you.

How do I listen to the show?
All audio will be streamed via FM transmitter. Please make sure to arrive with a working FM radio in your vehicle or you will not be able to listen to the event.

My car stereo is broken. Can I bring a boombox or portable stereo?
Yes. Portable boomboxes and stereos are permissible for vehicles without a functional car stereo.

Can I attend the show via a non-motorized vehicle (e.g. a bicycle)?
No.

Is tailgating permitted?
Sitting on a tailgate or in the bed of a truck is acceptable during the show, however, traditional tailgating will not be permitted (yard games, grills, generators, etc.).

Can I bring my own food and/or will concessions be available?
You are welcome to bring outside food and non-alcoholic beverages. Concessions will not be available for purchase at events at this time.

Can I bring alcohol to the event?
Outside alcohol is not permitted. Concessions will not be available for purchase at events at this time.

Will restrooms be available?
Yes. Please follow all social distancing restrictions and instructions when leaving your designated parking area to use the restroom.

Can I smoke at the show?
Smoking is not permitted.

Can we come and go from the event?
Once your vehicle is parked in it’s space, barring an emergency, please remain parked until the show has ended.

Are pets allowed?
Pets are not permitted.

Will merchandise be available for purchase?
Not at the event. Check online.

What do we do with our trash and recycling?
To limit contact, please adhere to a ‘pack in, pack out’ approach and take your trash/recycling with you to dispose of at home. Leave no trace.

What happens if it rains?
All events are rain or shine.

What items are prohibited?
Weapons, fireworks, laser pointers, drones, tents/tarps, flags and/or accessories that may block the vision of other attendees are not permitted.

What if I need assistance during the event?
Find a member of our event staff and they will assist you.

What measures are being taken to ensure that social distancing guidelines are being safely practiced?
Please see our Code of Conduct for specific guidelines and protocols.

What if I am traveling from out of state to come to the show?
Please refer to the Agency of Commerce and Community Development (HERE) to determine if you are traveling from a county which is currently experiencing more than 400 cases per million people. If you are traveling from one of these counties, you will need to declare that you have either quarantined for 14 days or have had 7 days with negative test results. If you cannot declare either of these conditions, we ask that you do not attend the event.

Sunday, August 23, 7:54 pm (parking opens at 7:09 pm)

Location:
NVU-Lyndon
1001 College Road
Lyndonville, VT

Saturday, August 29, 7:46 pm (parking opens at 7:01 pm)

Location:
NVU-Johnson
337 College Hill Road
Johnson, VT

Tickets: (by purchasing a ticket you agree to abide by our code of conduct guidelines [see below])

• $20 per car
• $30 PPE Supporter - help offset the cost of necessary personal protective equipment
• $50 Sanitation Champion - help offset the cost of three Porta Potties maintained on site
• $100 Social-Distancing Ambassador - help offset the cost of reduced inventory needed to maintain necessary social distancing
• Please note that prices above the "per car" level are solely to help offset the additional programming costs required to comply with the public health and safety guidelines established by the state and do not confer any additional benefits.

Returning from a hunting trip in the forest, the Henderson family's car hits an animal in the road. At first they fear it was a man, but when they examine the "body" they find it's a "bigfoot". They think it's dead so they decide to take it home (there could be some money in this..). As you guessed, "it" isn't dead. Far from being the ferocious monster they fear "Harry" to be, he's a friendly giant. In their attempts to keep Harry a secret, the Henderson's have to hide him from the authorities and a man, who has made it his goal in life, to catch a "bigfoot".

Drive-In-To-Stay-Safe
Summer Movie & Concert Series
Code of Conduct

All guests are expected to adhere to CDC and Vermont guidelines in relation to social distancing while attending drive-in events.

General Guidelines to Follow:

• If you are sick, running a fever or have been exposed to COVID-19, please stay home until you are healthy.
• For the safety of yourself and others, please only attend this event with people in your immediate quarantine circle.
• Please maintain 6 feet of social distance between yourself and those outside of your immediate quarantine circle at all times.
• Please wear a mask when visiting restrooms/areas outside of the 6 foot radius in front of your parking spot.
• At the conclusion of the show, please remain in your parking space until directed by event staff to exit the lot. Please drive slowly and follow all directions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I purchase tickets?
Tickets are available for purchase online only at www.catamountarts.org

Are tickets sold ‘per car’ or ‘per person’?
Tickets are sold per vehicle. (1 vehicle requires 1 ticket)

Are tickets transferable?
Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable. All sales are final.

Is there a limit on the number of people allowed per vehicle?
The limit is the number of seat belts.

Will tickets be sold at the gate?
Tickets will only be available for purchase online. There will be no box office onsite on the day of the show.

Are parking spaces assigned?
No. All tickets are general admission. Staff will direct you where to park upon arrival.

What kind of vehicles are permitted?
Personal two axle vehicles that fit into a standard parking space are allowed. Larger trucks and SUVS may be directed to the back of the lot so as to not block the sight lines of otherconcert-goers. The following vehicles will NOT be permitted: RVs, campers, buses, trailers, etc.

Are motorcycles permitted?
Motorcycles are welcome, however, they are considered 1 vehicle. Tickets are sold by the vehicle. Due to social distancing, 1 motorcycle per parking area is permitted.

Can I leave the hatchback of my wagon/SUV open?
Hatchbacks may be open but must be kept no higher than the top of the vehicle to prevent blocking the view of those behind you.

Can I leave my car running?
It is requested that all cars remain turned off during the show. Feel free to put your car in Accessory Mode to listen to the FM transmission.

Help! My car battery has died. Who do I contact for assistance?
Find a member of our event staff and they will assist you.

Can I watch the show from outside my car? If so, are chairs and blankets permitted?
You will be allowed to watch the show from outside your vehicle (within an area of six feet in front of your vehicle). Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome. Please stay within your assigned parking area (six feet in front of your vehicle), and continue to maintain all social distancing requirements. Please use common courtesy to others around you.

How do I listen to the show?
All audio will be streamed via FM transmitter. Please make sure to arrive with a working FM radio in your vehicle or you will not be able to listen to the event.

My car stereo is broken. Can I bring a boombox or portable stereo?
Yes. Portable boomboxes and stereos are permissible for vehicles without a functional car stereo.

Can I attend the show via a non-motorized vehicle (e.g. a bicycle)?
No.

Is tailgating permitted?
Sitting on a tailgate or in the bed of a truck is acceptable during the show, however, traditional tailgating will not be permitted (yard games, grills, generators, etc.).

Can I bring my own food and/or will concessions be available?
You are welcome to bring outside food and non-alcoholic beverages. Concessions will not be available for purchase at events at this time.

Can I bring alcohol to the event?
Outside alcohol is not permitted. Concessions will not be available for purchase at events at this time.

Will restrooms be available?
Yes. Please follow all social distancing restrictions and instructions when leaving your designated parking area to use the restroom.

Can I smoke at the show?
Smoking is not permitted.

Can we come and go from the event?
Once your vehicle is parked in it’s space, barring an emergency, please remain parked until the show has ended.

Are pets allowed?
Pets are not permitted.

Will merchandise be available for purchase?
Not at the event. Check online.

What do we do with our trash and recycling?
To limit contact, please adhere to a ‘pack in, pack out’ approach and take your trash/recycling with you to dispose of at home. Leave no trace.

What happens if it rains?
All events are rain or shine.

What items are prohibited?
Weapons, fireworks, laser pointers, drones, tents/tarps, flags and/or accessories that may block the vision of other attendees are not permitted.

What if I need assistance during the event?
Find a member of our event staff and they will assist you.

What measures are being taken to ensure that social distancing guidelines are being safely practiced?
Please see our Code of Conduct for specific guidelines and protocols.

What if I am traveling from out of state to come to the show?
Please refer to the Agency of Commerce and Community Development (HERE) to determine if you are traveling from a county which is currently experiencing more than 400 cases per million people. If you are traveling from one of these counties, you will need to declare that you have either quarantined for 14 days or have had 7 days with negative test results. If you cannot declare either of these conditions, we ask that you do not attend the event.

Sunday, August 30, 7:00 pm (parking opens at 6:30 pm)

Location:
NVU-Lyndon
1001 College Road
Lyndonville, VT

Tickets: (by purchasing a ticket you agree to abide by our code of conduct guidelines [see below])

• $20 per car
• $30 PPE Supporter - help offset the cost of necessary personal protective equipment
• $50 Sanitation Champion - help offset the cost of three Porta Potties maintained on site
• $100 Social-Distancing Ambassador - help offset the cost of reduced inventory needed to maintain necessary social distancing
• Please note that prices above the "per car" level are solely to help offset the additional programming costs required to comply with the public health and safety guidelines established by the state and do not confer any additional benefits.

JUST RELEASED: "Borderpipe Personality Disorder"! Available on Bandcamp https://danhoughton.bandcamp.com

Chad Hollister has been touring the globe for over 25 years from the U.S. to China and South Africa. He has supported Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and Tom Petty as well as rocking with every PHISH member , Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top), and Warren Haynes (Allman Bro’s, Gov’t Mule). His music has been shared on over 400 radio stations and podcasts worldwide and has released six full length recordings. His latest was on Pacific Records out of SanDiego, CA.

His music is a voice for the positive and inclusive and supporting human beings of ALL ethnicities , backgrounds , sexualities and genders in this world. Hollister feels this is a time to come together as a people and stand up for what’s right and share music as much as humanly possible.Music and life are a true blessing. Let us enjoy them together !

Drive-In-To-Stay-Safe
Summer Movie & Concert Series
Code of Conduct

All guests are expected to adhere to CDC and Vermont guidelines in relation to social distancing while attending drive-in events.

General Guidelines to Follow:

• If you are sick, running a fever or have been exposed to COVID-19, please stay home until you are healthy.
• For the safety of yourself and others, please only attend this event with people in your immediate quarantine circle.
• Please maintain 6 feet of social distance between yourself and those outside of your immediate quarantine circle at all times.
• Please wear a mask when visiting restrooms/areas outside of the 6 foot radius in front of your parking spot.
• At the conclusion of the show, please remain in your parking space until directed by event staff to exit the lot. Please drive slowly and follow all directions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I purchase tickets?
Tickets are available for purchase online only at www.catamountarts.org

Are tickets sold ‘per car’ or ‘per person’?
Tickets are sold per vehicle. (1 vehicle requires 1 ticket)

Are tickets transferable?
Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable. All sales are final.

Is there a limit on the number of people allowed per vehicle?
The limit is the number of seat belts.

Will tickets be sold at the gate?
Tickets will only be available for purchase online. There will be no box office onsite on the day of the show.

Are parking spaces assigned?
No. All tickets are general admission. Staff will direct you where to park upon arrival.

What kind of vehicles are permitted?
Personal two axle vehicles that fit into a standard parking space are allowed. Larger trucks and SUVS may be directed to the back of the lot so as to not block the sight lines of otherconcert-goers. The following vehicles will NOT be permitted: RVs, campers, buses, trailers, etc.

Are motorcycles permitted?
Motorcycles are welcome, however, they are considered 1 vehicle. Tickets are sold by the vehicle. Due to social distancing, 1 motorcycle per parking area is permitted.

Can I leave the hatchback of my wagon/SUV open?
Hatchbacks may be open but must be kept no higher than the top of the vehicle to prevent blocking the view of those behind you.

Can I leave my car running?
It is requested that all cars remain turned off during the show. Feel free to put your car in Accessory Mode to listen to the FM transmission.

Help! My car battery has died. Who do I contact for assistance?
Find a member of our event staff and they will assist you.

Can I watch the show from outside my car? If so, are chairs and blankets permitted?
You will be allowed to watch the show from outside your vehicle (within an area of six feet in front of your vehicle). Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome. Please stay within your assigned parking area (six feet in front of your vehicle), and continue to maintain all social distancing requirements. Please use common courtesy to others around you.

How do I listen to the show?
All audio will be streamed via FM transmitter. Please make sure to arrive with a working FM radio in your vehicle or you will not be able to listen to the event.

My car stereo is broken. Can I bring a boombox or portable stereo?
Yes. Portable boomboxes and stereos are permissible for vehicles without a functional car stereo.

Can I attend the show via a non-motorized vehicle (e.g. a bicycle)?
No.

Is tailgating permitted?
Sitting on a tailgate or in the bed of a truck is acceptable during the show, however, traditional tailgating will not be permitted (yard games, grills, generators, etc.).

Can I bring my own food and/or will concessions be available?
You are welcome to bring outside food and non-alcoholic beverages. Concessions will not be available for purchase at events at this time.

Can I bring alcohol to the event?
Outside alcohol is not permitted. Concessions will not be available for purchase at events at this time.

Will restrooms be available?
Yes. Please follow all social distancing restrictions and instructions when leaving your designated parking area to use the restroom.

Can I smoke at the show?
Smoking is not permitted.

Can we come and go from the event?
Once your vehicle is parked in it’s space, barring an emergency, please remain parked until the show has ended.

Are pets allowed?
Pets are not permitted.

Will merchandise be available for purchase?
Not at the event. Check online.

What do we do with our trash and recycling?
To limit contact, please adhere to a ‘pack in, pack out’ approach and take your trash/recycling with you to dispose of at home. Leave no trace.

What happens if it rains?
All events are rain or shine.

What items are prohibited?
Weapons, fireworks, laser pointers, drones, tents/tarps, flags and/or accessories that may block the vision of other attendees are not permitted.

What if I need assistance during the event?
Find a member of our event staff and they will assist you.

What measures are being taken to ensure that social distancing guidelines are being safely practiced?
Please see our Code of Conduct for specific guidelines and protocols.

What if I am traveling from out of state to come to the show?
Please refer to the Agency of Commerce and Community Development (HERE) to determine if you are traveling from a county which is currently experiencing more than 400 cases per million people. If you are traveling from one of these counties, you will need to declare that you have either quarantined for 14 days or have had 7 days with negative test results. If you cannot declare either of these conditions, we ask that you do not attend the event.

Friday, September 4, 8:00 pm

Location:
Colonial Theatre
2050 Main St
Bethlehem, NH

Ticket: $68 Reserved, $52 General admission, $44 Members general admission.

There may be no more uplifting sight in bluegrass than watching the irrepressible Sam Bush rock the stage.

Founder of the rock/bluegrass fusion band, New Grass Revival, and innovator of the “newgrass” genre, Bush is a dynamic, joyous performer, and among the most entertaining artists in acoustic music. Masterful on mandolin and fiddle, Bush loves his music and his fans love him.

Revered for both his solo and sideman work, which includes Emmylou Harris, Lyle Lovett, and Béla Fleck, he has soaked up honors such as an Americana Music Association Lifetime Achievement Award and suite of Grammys and International Bluegrass Music Association trophies, Bush still strives relentlessly to create something new.

Raised on a farm just outside of Bowling Green, Kentucky, Bush grew up plowing tobacco fields in the Southern summer heat alongside his family. He started playing mandolin when he was 11 years old. “I believe growing up on a farm probably helped me channel my energy into learning music and being so interested in it,” Bush says. “Me and my sisters, we all loved it. I’ve often wondered if that’s because growing up on a farm, you couldn’t go ride your bike all over town and horse around like the other kids.” For Bush, a lifetime of channeling his energy has led to stylistic innovations that have changed the course of bluegrass and roots music alike.

NEA Jazz Masters Award-winner

Thursday, September 10, 8:00 pm

Location:
Colonial Theatre
2050 Main St
Bethlehem, NH

Ticket: $68 Reserved, $52 General admission, $40 Members general admission.

Over the course of his prolific music career, acclaimed trombonist, composer and producer Delfeayo Marsalis has been praised for his “technical excellence, inventive mind and frequent touches of humor,” and heralded as hailed as one of “the best, most imaginative and musical of the trombonists of his generation.” Marsalis’ commitment to the idea optimism and progressive musical thought can—and, in fact, should—coexist in modern New Orleans jazz is a conceptual cornerstone for both the Uptown Jazz Orchestra and their latest cd, Jazz Party. UJO performances are always a big party, opening and closing performances with second line numbers and often engaging audiences by encouraging their participation in the music. Marsalis, an NEA Jazz Master, has shared the bandstand with jazz legends Art Blakey, Max Roach and Elvin Jones, as well as pop icons Fats Domino, Ray Charles and George Clinton. Jeff Simon of the Buffalo News observed, “Delfeayo is, in many ways, the most fun of the Marsalises. He’s the family trombonist. And record producer. And he seems to be the family wise guy too!”

The Uptown Jazz Orchestra is stretching the boundaries of what is expected from big bands, playing with an extraordinary sense of joy and fun that could only be from New Orleans. Their repertoire consists of material that spans the 100+ years of American music with a contemporary flare. With influences from Louis Armstrong to Count Basie, James Brown to J Cole, Marsalis and UJO play music that helps free the mind, warm the heart, and heal the soul!

With Grammy-nominated Oud master Rahim AlHaj and The Portland String Quintet

Friday, September 25, 8:00 pm

Location:
Colonial Theatre
2050 Main St
Bethlehem, NH

Ticket: $39 Reserved, $33 General admission, $28 Members general admission.

Letters from Iraq expresses the love and pain of lives lived by the people of war-torn Iraq. Actual mailed letters and their stories are transposed into eight gripping programmatic compositions by NEA National Heritage Fellow Honoree and two-time Grammy-nominated Iraqi-American composer and oud player, Rahim AlHaj with string quintet (2 violins, viola, cello, contrabass) and percussion. He says, “Music can make us laugh, make us cry, make us march into war. I want to make music to make us realize peace.” This is music is of deep emotion and great beauty, melding mastery of Iraqi and Western classical genres alike to form something entirely new.

Virtuoso oud player and composer, Rahim AlHaj born in Baghdad, Iraq, has found in his ancient instrument, whose written history spans some 5,000 years, a unique voice that speaks passionately to contemporary listeners of every musical background. Deftly combining traditional Iraqi maqams with contemporary stylings and influences, AlHaj seeks to translate into music the suffering, joy, anxiety, and determination that he has experienced and witnessed in his lifelong struggle against injustice — as an Iraqi, a political refugee, and today as an American citizen. Communicating with a compelling immediacy that bypasses cultural obstacles, his music speaks irresistibly to the heart in a universal language of compassion.

The Portland String Quintet has had an enormous impact locally, regionally and internationally since its inception in 1969. Beginning as The Portland Symphony String Quartet, the members became not only principal players in the Portland Symphony Orchestra, they established teaching studios, school music positions and chamber music concerts serving the greater Portland area and the State of Maine. They have received rave reviews from The New York Times, The Boston Globe, the Washington Star and Washington Post, the Miami Herald, and the Portland Press Herald.

Sunday, September 27, 8:00 pm

Location:
Colonial Theatre
2050 Main St
Bethlehem, NH

Ticket: $68 Reserved, $52 General admission, $44 Members general admission.

Named as one of the 30 greatest women in rock, Rickie Lee Jones has been hard to classify ever since she came on the scene with the instant classic “Chuck E.’s in Love” in 1979. Jones began her career in the pop realm, but in her 15 albums, she has experimented fearlessly with her sound and persona. She’s performed straight jazz, blues, synth pop, new wave rock, pop covers, trip-hop, gospel, ambitious singer-songwriter music, and more, putting her unique spin on each style. Each new round of music-making activity by Rickie Lee Jones is different. Her live concerts have almost without exception been unforgettable experiences over her more than 30 years of performing. Her artistry is brilliantly underlined with her latest album KICKS which spans two decades (50s–70s) of pop, rock and jazz, presenting her unique and sophisticated interpretations of songs that were pivotal to her musical journey.

American ukulele virtuoso

Friday, October 9, 8:00 pm

Location:
Colonial Theatre
2050 Main St
Bethlehem, NH

Ticket: $68 Reserved, $52 General admission, $44 Members general admission.

With only four strings, Jake Shimabukuro is a humble master whose mission is to connect and inspire people. Whether one on one or in front of an audience of thousands, Jake shares a deep emotional connection with the listener that is open, magical and transcendent.

Often referred to as the Miles Davis, Jimi Hendrix, Bruce Lee and Michael Jordan of his craft, Jake delivers performances around the world with an out-of-the-box blend of stunning virtuosity, deep musicality and a natural entertainer’s flair.

Jake the ukulele to places no one has gone before, performing awe inspiring music that ranges from jazz, blues, and rock to bluegrass, classical, and folk.

Saturday, March 6, 13, and 20- 11:00 am and 2:00 pm

Location:
452 Railroad Street
St. Johsnbury, VT

Tickets: $8 in advance, $10 at the door

“Watching Modern Times Theater founders Rose and Justin perform is inspiring on many fronts. They are confident and consummate professionals who know their art well. They are wonderfully creative—using their multiple skills to craft original content in their own inimitable style. They are hysterically historic—utilizing the traditional arts of puppetry, theater, vaudeville, mime, music, and storytelling with wry humor.” -- Rob Mermin, founder Circus Smirkus

Modern Times Theater is bringing its inimitable and wildly popular SATURDAY STOREFRONT TRILOGY to downtown St. Johnsbury for the first three weekends of March. An empty storefront will be converted into a pop up theater, featuring an epic Punch and Judy puppet melodrama in three parts. It’s Saturday morning cartoons, LIVE!

Each weekend features a new installment of “The Perils of Mr. Punch”, chronicling the troubles and travails of puppetry’s first couple- Punch and Judy. These shows feature brand new puppets and characters, as well as classic puppetry gags and tricks. The audience is invited to write letters to Mr. Punch, which will inform the creation of the next episode. Each week includes raffle prizes, delicious refreshments, live music, and a hilarious all-ages show. The atmosphere is lively and friendly, with pre-show music from a collection of vintage 78 rpm records, played on a hand-cranked gramophone (audience participation required). Both children and adults leave with faces and bellies sore from laughing.

Modern Times Theater delights crowds with a fresh take on the entertainment styles of the past, including novelty music, handmade puppetry, and classic comedy. Husband and wife performers Justin Lander and Rose Friedman have been adapting and updating Punch and Judy shows, and performing original variety acts with Vermont Vaudeville for over a decade.

Jaw dropping artistry and grace.

Thursday, March 21, 7:00 pm

Location:
Dibden Center for the Arts
Northern Vermont University - Johnson
337 College Hill Road
Johnson, VT

Tickets: $45, $35, $25
Ticket prices do not include any applicable fees or sales taxes.

Seniors and Catamount Arts members save $3.00 when ordering in person with id at the box office.

Save 20% when you buy by February 8. Discount is automatically reflected when you choose your seats.

“THE PEKING ACROBATS push the envelope of human possibility, combining agility and grace in remarkable feats of pure artistry.” - Clive Davis, New York Post

For the last thirty two years, THE PEKING ACROBATS have redefined audience perceptions of Chinese acrobatics. They perform daring maneuvers atop a precarious pagoda of chairs and display their technical prowess at such arts as trick-cycling, precision tumbling, juggling, somersaulting, and gymnastics. They push the limits of human ability, defying gravity with amazing displays of contortion, flexibility, and control.

THE PEKING ACROBATS are often accompanied by live musicians who skillfully play traditional Chinese instruments; the time-honored Chinese music coalesces with high-tech special effects and awe-inspiring acrobatic feats, creating an exuberant entertainment event with the festive pageantry of a Chinese Carnival.

Since their founding in 1986, THE PEKING ACROBATS have been featured on numerous television shows including Nickelodeon’s Unfabulous, Ellen’s Really Big Show (hosted by Ellen DeGeneres), The Wayne Brady Show, That’s Incredible, ABC’s Wide World of Sports, and NBC’s Ring In The New Year Holiday Special.

THE PEKING ACROBATS set the world record for the Human Chair Stack on FOX Network’s Guinness Book Primetime television show in 1999: they balanced six people precariously atop six chairs twenty one feet up in the air without safety lines, astounding audiences with their bravery and dexterity.

THE PEKING ACROBATS have also made their way onto the silver screen – company members were featured in Steven Soderbergh’s hit film Ocean’s Eleven playing alongside Julia Roberts, Brad Pitt and George Clooney.

Friday, June 18, 3:00 pm through Sunday, June 20, noon

Location:
Harvest Moon Orchard
5449 Main St
Newbury, VT

Tickets:
Friday, June 18 - $25
Satuday, June 19 - $35
Sunday, June 20 - $20
RV or Tent Camping Pass - $40 (maximum 2 adults per pass)
-RV hookups are NOT available
-"Quiet" camp sites available
-Camp sites are first come first serve
FREE admission under 16 w/paid accompanying adult

Gates open at 3pm on Fri. June 18 and close at noon on Sun. June 20.

The Patrick Ross Music Festival is a 3-day music event held at Harvest Moon Orchard in Newbury Village, Vermont. From foot stomping string band music to the soulful blues expressions of the electric guitar, and genres in between, the music joins you amidst the apple trees while everyone is uplifted by a sense of community and cultural meaning. This year's headliners include, The Mammals (from Woodstock, NY) Chad Hollister Band, Patrick Ross & Hot Flannel, The Kowal Family Band, and Mister Chris (of PBS fame) and many more... The views of the rich river valley and the Presidential Mountain Range help elevate the experience by rooting it in one of Vermont's most picturesque landscapes. You can also enjoy food trucks and some of the World's Best microbrews from Harpoon and The Alchemist. Get a camping pass and create lifelong memories with friends and family. Or fly solo. The likelihood of making new friends along the way is all but guaranteed around the campfires. Cultivating community through music is our motto and we invite you to participate with good vibes. Bring an instrument and play along if you want.

Come see for yourself how people from all over New England are making The Patrick Ross Music Festival a summer benchmark for fun and relaxation!

For complete line up and event details please visit patrickrossmusic.com

***DON'T FORGET***

• 15 & under - FREE with accompanying paid adult
• We love dogs, but for liability reasons are not allowed at our festival.
• The event is rain or shine with rain protection in place on site.

ADMISSION POLICY

Due to the nature of the performing arts, programs are subject to changewithout notice.

Refunds are given only in the case of event cancellation. All sales are final.

Limitation of Liability:

You voluntarily assume all risks and danger incidental to Patrick Ross's Camping and Music Festival, for which the ticket is issued, whether occurring before, during or after Patrick Ross's Camping and Music Festival, and you waive any claims for personal injury or death against Rock Farmer Records LLC, its management, facilities, artists, other participants, and all of our affiliated entities, agents, officers, directors, owners, and employees on behalf of yourself and any accompanying minor. You bear all risks of inclement weather.

License; Ejection and Cancellation; No Redemption Value

Event Providers reserve the right, without refund of any amount paid, to refuse admission to, or eject, any person whose conduct management deems disorderly, who uses vulgar or abusive language or who fails to comply with The Patrick Ross Music Festival rules and Vermont State Law. Breach of terms or rules will terminate your license to attend The Patrick Ross Music Festival without refund. A ticket is a revocable license and admission may be refused upon refunding the ticket's face value upon the discretion of the organizers. A ticket is not redeemable for cash.