6th
Annual Smoked Country Jam Bluegrass Festival
June 18 - 20, 2009
Loganton, PA
SCJ Host Band:
The Hillbilly Gypsies
Thanks to everyone
who attended SCJ-V.
We couldn't have hoped for nicer weather, people, or performances. This
was truly another peaceful, easy feeling, festival. A
special thanks goes out to all those who took part in the Lupus Auction, helping us
reach our auction goal of a $1000 donation to The Lupus Foundation of PA.
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Full-Festival Tickets
Adult
$45.00
- Before January 1
$50.00 -
January 1 - March 17
$55.00 -
March 18 - June 11
$65.00 -
After June 11
Youth (12-16 years old)
$10.00 -
Before June 11
$15.00 -
After June 11
Under 12 years old - FREE with
paid adult
Single-day Tickets
Adult
Thursday $20.00
5pm - 11:30pm
Friday
$25.00 10am - midnight
Saturday $30.00
10am - midnight
Youth 12-16 years old
Thursday $10.00
Friday
$10.00
Saturday $10.00
Under 12 years old - FREE with
paid adult
Festival Camping &
Campground Access
(Camping is a flat rate price)
Adults:
$10.00
Youth:
$5.00 (12-16 years)
Under 12 years old - free camping
NO
campground admittance without a festival wristband
No electric or hookups
Camping is on a First Come Basis
Campsites may not be reserved
Smoked Country Jam
PO Box 175
Avis, PA 17721
Make checks payable to
"Smoked Country Jam"
Send self addressed stamped return
envelope with your ticket order.
Tickets are also available at:
Lanning Music - Lock Haven
Postmarked
orders and return mailing of tickets end on June 12, 2009. Tickets will
be held at the gate after that date.
** Gate will not open before noon
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Festival
Emcees:
This project was supported by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency, through its regional arts funding partnership, Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts (PPA). State government funding comes through an annual appropriation by Pennsylvania's General Assembly and from The National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. PPA is administered in this region by the Northern Tier Cultural Alliance.
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Festival Guidelines & Regulations Smoked Country Jam should be an enjoyable experience for everyone. For your safety and protection of the venue, there are a few guidelines that we are asking everyone to follow. Doing so will help make the Smoked Country Jam a wonderful experience. IMPORTANT: Due to insurance liability concerns, unless "handicapped driver" permits are issued by your state licensing agency, festival attendees will not be permitted to operate motorized recreational vehicles (4-wheelers, golf carts, etc.) at SCJ . We are sorry for the inconvenience, but we must follow the wishes of the property owners. Wristbands: Must be worn at all times. Stretched or torn wristbands will not be honored. Entering the festival without paying is trespassing. Freeloading, stealing, and cheating kills the scene. Don't let it happen. Pets: Allowed in the campground area only. Please control your pets at all times - by leash or by command. No pets in the festival grounds. Fireworks are prohibited: Setting off fireworks will result in expulsion from the festival. The noise and the potential fire hazard pose too great a risk. Bottles, Cans, & Kegs: Do not bring kegs to the festival. Please NO GLASS bottles. Broken glass & bare feet do not go together. This is a LITTER FREE FESTIVAL: Please help contain the trash. Recycle all aluminum. Take out what you bring in. Use the recycling bins located throughout the festival grounds. Vehicles: Only vehicles belonging to campers are allowed in the camping area. No unauthorized vehicles allowed in the festival stage area. Canned Music: Picking and singing is encouraged, as it adds to the festiveness of the event. Do not play any recorded music on stereos or car systems. Campfires: Must be properly barricaded and contained. Share a fire with your camping neighbor whenever possible, so we don't have fires everywhere. Quiet in the Camping Area: In order for everyone to have a great time, please keep the non-music related noise down in the camping area after the stage closes down. Unauthorized Vending & Distributing Literature: You may not sell anything on the festival grounds unless you have a permit. Ask to pass out literature at the festival and campground. Generators: Please respect sleeping neighbors and shut down generators at a reasonable hour. Weapons: Anyone seen with any type of weapon will be escorted from the grounds, without refund. No illegal substances: No exceptions ~ you will be asked to leave the festival, without refund.
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Being Prepared at the Festival Smoked Country Jam will be a blast for everyone who attends. And, it can be even more of a blast if you come prepared. Here are a few helpful suggestions to allow the first-time festival goers to have the most enjoyable experience possible.
Hotels,
Motels, B&Bs: Make reservations where you will be
staying. There is a lot going on in the area during the
summer, so it would be wise to call several months in advance
to book your room. There is a list of all the lodging in
the area on our web site.
Camping & Campground Access: The festival offers primitive camping, on a first come, first serve basis. There is a one time campground fee of $5 fee for each adult ticket. Kids under 16 camp for free. All those wanting to go to the campground must pay the $5 fee. What to Bring to the Festival If you have a tent or trailer, you've probably camped before, so there is no reason to tell you what you should bring. But be prepared for any kind of weather: wet, dry, sunny, cloudy, hot, or cold. The festival goes on, rain or shine. Here are some things that you don't want to forget:
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