Three days of music culminate with LH JAMS fest Saturday afternoon
TIM WEIGHT/FOR THE EXPRESS LH JAMS was well attended this weekend, with hundreds of people coming to downtown Lock Haven to enjoy live music, artists, vendors and good food and drink.
LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS The Central Mountain Jazz Cats kicked off LH JAMS on Saturday afternoon on the Main Street stage.
LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS Local artist Tommy Grieco talks to about his work with a festival goer.
LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS Oregon Hill Winery provided a range of wines and slushies during all three days of the LH JAMS festival.
TIM WEIGHT/FOR THE EXPRESS The B Street Band performed on the stage at the Roxy Saturday evening to close out this year’s LH JAMS.
LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS Logan Shoemaker, of Smitty's Cigar Den in Lock Haven, showcased the stores product during Saturday's event.
LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS Jennifer Deitloff had her wide rage of hand-tye dyed products on display during LH JAMS Music and Arts Festival.
TIM WEIGHT/FOR THE EXPRESS You Do You performs on the Elk stage during LH JAMS on Saturday afternoon.
LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS Straub Brewery was serving up a variety of beers, ciders and seltzers during all three days of LH JAMS.
TIM WEIGHT/FOR THE EXPRESS Glenn Stuart, the lead singer of the B Street Band, is pictured Saturday night at the Roxy.
TIM WEIGHT/FOR THE EXPRESS LH JAMS was well attended this weekend, with hundreds of people coming to downtown Lock Haven to enjoy live music, artists, vendors and good food and drink.
LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS The Central Mountain Jazz Cats kicked off LH JAMS on Saturday afternoon on the Main Street stage.
LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS Local artist Tommy Grieco talks to about his work with a festival goer.
LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS Oregon Hill Winery provided a range of wines and slushies during all three days of the LH JAMS festival.
TIM WEIGHT/FOR THE EXPRESS The B Street Band performed on the stage at the Roxy Saturday evening to close out this year’s LH JAMS.
LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS Logan Shoemaker, of Smitty's Cigar Den in Lock Haven, showcased the stores product during Saturday's event.
LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS Jennifer Deitloff had her wide rage of hand-tye dyed products on display during LH JAMS Music and Arts Festival.
TIM WEIGHT/FOR THE EXPRESS You Do You performs on the Elk stage during LH JAMS on Saturday afternoon.
LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS Straub Brewery was serving up a variety of beers, ciders and seltzers during all three days of LH JAMS.
TIM WEIGHT/FOR THE EXPRESS Glenn Stuart, the lead singer of the B Street Band, is pictured Saturday night at the Roxy.
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LOCK HAVEN -- Although a little rain and strong winds cut the outdoor portion of the 8th Annual LH JAMS Festival a little shorter -- it didn't dampen everyone's spirits.
The all-day music festival kicked off with the Central Mountain Jazz Cats on the Main Street stage and ended with B-Street Band: A Tribute to The Boss in The Roxy Theater, following changing weather conditions.
Other bands that performed during Saturday's festival included: Paul Jost and the Steve Rudolph Trio, The Unstoppable Hack Beats, You Do You and James Supra and the Sarah Ayers Band.
Before the late change in venue, LH JAMS ran as it always does -- with great music on the Main Street and Elk Patio stages; a wide variety of arts and crafts vendors; plein air painters capturing the atmosphere from all angles; and delicious food from vendors and local restaurants, who offered outdoor dining as well.
Hundreds of area residents from near and far turned out for the event, that saw sunshine up until later in the evening when winds picked up and the clouds looked ready to burst.
Exercising caution, the Clinton County Arts Council -- which organizes the event each year -- opted to move its final performance inside The Roxy.
The hundreds of folks who'd enjoyed the event all day were quick to trade their folding chairs for theater seats as they enjoyed hit after hit from B Street.
The LH JAMS festival, a now three-day event, takes place every year with the help of a large variety of sponsors.
Prior to each performance, CCAC Past President Carol Cillo thanked the following for their help in making the festival happen:
PLATINUM LEVEL
Clinton County Community Foundation, Inc.
Clinton County Arts Council
Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
Clinton County Visitors Bureau
Straub Brewery
First Quality
Clinton County Government
Doc Sweitzer
If – The Idea Factory
Cathy & Lou Anastos
GOLD LEVEL
The Express
Frank Vigani
City of Lock Haven
UPMC North Central PA
Woodlands Bank
Clinton County Government
Murray Motors
M&R Contracting, Inc.
Stella A's Bar & Grill
Phil & Jacqui Anastos
Jim and Sheila Russo
SILVER LEVEL
Downtown Lock Haven, Inc.
The Record Online
Schlesinger Communications
Coploff, Ryan, Welch & Houser
Best Western Lock Haven
Fairfield by Marriott
Wayne Township Landfill
Vet Force Security
The Roxy Theater
Tom Svec
Wayback Burger at Lucky 7 Plaza
Rizzo's Greenhouse and Flower Shop
BRONZE LEVEL
Jim & Carol Hanna
PA Wilds Center
Animal Medical Center
Light My Fire Hearth Shop
ESS
Commonwealth University of PA
Joan & Tyson Murphy