The Mighty Colors and Jamdemic return for our 3rd Annual Earth Day show. They will be back on Saturday evening, April 18th from 7-10pm and will be performing in Big Bear Lodge on the Dream Trax stage. These two great local NH bands helped us formulate the idea for this amazing Earth Day Benefit show which helps both Andres Institute of Art and Beaver Brook Association raise funds.  

Jamdemic is a New Hampshire-based band focused on Classic Rock and Jam Band covers and originals, aptly named for rising to prominence post-pandemic. Their repertoire includes deep cuts from classic jam bands like the Grateful Dead and Phish, alongside artists such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Santana. Jamdemic actively performs in the local music scene, playing classic rock, blues, and funk with a focus on extended, infectious jamming to "revive the public soul." Find out more at https://Jamdemic.com or on their YouTube channel at https://YouTube.com/@Jamdemic

The Mighty Colors Band, based out of the greater Nashua area and have been playing music as a band for over 30+ years.  These talented musicians are a prominent fixture in the New Hampshire music community, known for their captivating and genre-spanning sound. While they often lend their talents to local benefit shows and perform covers from classic rock and jam-band legends like the Grateful Dead and the Rolling Stones, Goose, Steely Dan and more. Find out more about the Mighty Colors on their Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/themightycolors

Concerts are upstairs at the AIA Welcome Center, on the Dream Trax Stage in Big Bear Lodge. The room is rustic with resonant acoustics. It features all table-seating with the audience limited to about 130 guests. Beverage service is available with donation requested. State Law does not permit us to allow alcoholic beverages into the facility. Food is available at many local eateries or bring in snacks from home or takeout. An elevator is available from the first floor AIA Gallery. Be sure to visit the Andres Institute of Art Gallery to learn about the history of the AIA and Pontanipo hill or arrive early to hike the sculpture trails before the show. 

There are Nine concerts in the Act I 2026 Concert Series, January - June. Buy tickets to more than one show to save money and to request reserved seating. Go to this link for a discount to multiple shows