Throwback to the third annual Twin State Comic and Zine Fair (TWIST)! Eager patrons browsed zines, comics, and art by 30+ local cartoonists and zinesters at the Upper Valley’s only comic and zine fair! 10/4/24 produced by Chico Eastridge & Kushal Jayakumar for JAM.
Laugh, cringe, and cry at funny and heartfelt autobiographical stories recited from memory by 8 superb storytellers at the AVA Gallery & Art Center’s most recent Mudroom storytelling event. 3/13/25 produced by Richard Neugass & Jan Abbott for JAM.
Explore the search for home with the WRIF 2025 talkback for Far Out: Life on & After the Commune, a film about radical journalists who left cities to live communally as farmers in 1968. 2/16/25 produced by Jay Beaudoin, Jordyn Fitch, Maeve Littau, & Mike Cannon for JAM.
This week's civic highlight: The Hartland Selectboard members discuss road maintenance and the town and highway capital plan. Tune into JAM's coverage of this or your town's government and school board meetings live or pre-recorded @ UVJAM.ORG/WATCH
We’ve all been through a breakup…but have you ever made a zine about it? On First Friday, join CCS Fellow Arantza Peña Popo in finding catharsis through making zines about heartbreak!
JAM events are made possible in part by grants from VT Humanities, VT Arts Council, NH Charitable Foundation, the Couch Family Foundation, and by charitable contributions from community members like you!
A WRIF encore and Oscar-winning vérité doc follows a Palestinian activist and Israeli journalist as they work together to document the destruction in the West Bank. Discussion follows. Co-sponsored by the Dartmouth Department of History, the Leslie Center for the Humanities and JAM - Junction Arts & Media.
JAM Staff Featurette: Sharing the humans behind the magic of JAM
Production Manager
Jordyn Fitch
What do you do? I manage productions and make sure that we cover as many community events we can. I also do a ton of media education with folks of all ages.
What do you love about JAM? I love the creative and aggressively wholesome workplace environment. I also love that our bottom line is providing a service and creative outlet to the community and everyone who lives here.
What upcoming event are you excited about? I'm hyped for pride prom! It's one of my favourite JAM tentpole events.
Are you an influencer? Or an aspiring one? Join the JAM Youth Media Advisory board to share YOUR opinions on social media and digital well-being and influence programs at JAM! (Ages 15-21)
JAM media education programs are made possible in part by grants from Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation, Jane B. Cooke Trust, the Joyful Living Fund, Adimab LLC, the Couch Family Foundation,
The Briggs Opera House welcomes community arts groups to the historic theater in White River Junction, VT. JAM partners with Shaker Bridge Theatre to manage rental reservations for available dates, with optional media production services when available.
When you make a gift to JAM – Junction Arts & Media, your donation enables JAM to empower all Upper Valley residents to have a creative voice, actively participate in local democracy, and find joy and belonging in the Upper Valley community. JAM is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Your gift may be tax-deductible.
Spring is here... Look cool for a worthy cause! Check out the selection of mugs, hoodies, t-shirts, crop-tops and more available at Strong Rabbit Design. A portion of all proceeds supports JAM's nonprofit work to build community in the Upper Valley through media arts.
