Coming Events
Spruce Peak Summer Concert Series – Stephen Kellogg Band— August 12 @ 07:00 pm
Proudly brought to you by WhistlePig Rye Whiskey and Fiddlehead Brewing Company Co-Presented by Spruce Peak, Spruce Peak Arts and The Point FM. Join us on the Spruce Peak Village Green for an evening of amazing music, great food and outdoor fun. Experience celebrated musicians in a unique, stripped-down format while enjoying the magical setting of the Green Mountains. Location: WhistlePig Pavillion • Rain location at Spruce Peak Arts General Admission Lawn Seating and General Admission Table Seating available. Stephen Kellogg is an American singer and songwriter who has released 17 albums and performed more than 2,000 concerts in 21 countries. He’s received the Armed Forces Entertainer of the Year award, has his work nominated for a Grammy, and delivered a TEDx Talk. Planet Bluegrass describes him as “a first-class songwriter with a poet’s gift for imagery.” Whether performing solo or with a band, Kellogg’s soul and energy fuel one of the most dynamic shows anywhere. He lives in New England with his wife, four daughters, and their cat, Holly. A portion of ticket sales goes to Spruce Peak Cares’ partner charities: Vermont Foodbank, Meals on Wheels, Clarina Howard Nichols Center, United Way of Lamoille County, The Current, and the North Country Animal League.
Spruce Peak Chamber Music Society – Joyous Strings— August 25 @ 07:00 pm
The Spruce Peak Chamber Music Society comes back for the first time since the pandemic, live, in person, for a thrilling program of string trios. The operatic, humorous, charming Finale of Mozart’s Divertimento, Hungarian composer Dohnanyi’s rich in character Serenade, and finally the brilliantly vigorous, soulful and energetic trio in G Major by Beethoven. This enticing and “joyous” program is the perfect way to reconnect with all of you and we simply cannot wait to share this music with everyone in celebration of our reunion, and for the future of the Spruce Peak Chamber Music Society! The vibrant trio consisting of Artistic Director Jia Kim (cello), Molly Carr (viola), Siwoo Kim (violin) will hold a public performance at Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center on August 25th, 2021 at 7pm. The performance is a precursor to the three week-long residencies planned for the third season, dates and performances to be announced.
Spruce Peak Summer Concert Series – Jason Spooner Band and Pete Kilpatrick Band— August 26 @ 07:00 pm
Proudly brought to you by WhistlePig Rye Whiskey and Fiddlehead Brewing Company Co-Presented by Spruce Peak, Spruce Peak Arts and The Point FM. Join us on the Spruce Peak Village Green for an evening of amazing music, great food and outdoor fun. Experience celebrated musicians in a unique, stripped-down format while enjoying the magical setting of the Green Mountains. Location: WhistlePig Pavillion • Rain location at Spruce Peak Arts General Admission Lawn Seating and General Admission Table Seating available. Portland, Maine based songwriter, guitarist and producer Jason Spooner has been a visible and respected presence on the northeastern and national live music circuits for close to two decades, both as a solo artist and as the leader of the Jason Spooner Band. His signature sound blends elements of Americana, folk, blues and roots rock centered around his unique songwriting which introspectively explores the physical world through a psychological lens. His laid back vocal style and talent for rich imagery results in a consistently immersive listening experiences. Jason is officially endorsed by Gretsch Guitars, Taylor Guitars and Fishman Acoustic Electronics. Spruce Peak welcomes back Maine based singer/songwriter Pete Kilpatrick. Pete grew up with a deep and re sounding love of melody. With no formal training in music, Pete picked up the acoustic guitar at the age of 16 and began teaching himself how to play, crafting his own songs all while falling deeply in love with the process. After completing high school, Pete took a few years off before attending college to focus his energy on a full-time career as a musician. He wrote and recorded his first album, Half Way Home, back in 2003. Between networking and a near constant performing schedule throughout New England he began to develop a loyal following that would continue to grow over the years. . A portion of ticket sales goes to Spruce Peak Cares’ partner charities: Vermont Foodbank, Meals on Wheels, Clarina Howard Nichols Center, United Way of Lamoille County, The Current, and the North Country Animal League. All tickets are general admission.
Spruce Peak Summer Concert Series – Andrew McMahon— September 9 @ 07:00 pm
Proudly brought to you by WhistlePig Rye Whiskey and Fiddlehead Brewing Company Co-Presented by Spruce Peak, Spruce Peak Arts and The Point FM. Join us on the Spruce Peak Village Green for an evening of amazing music, great food and outdoor fun. Experience celebrated musicians in a unique, stripped-down format while enjoying the magical setting of the Green Mountains. Location: WhistlePig Pavillion • Rain location at Spruce Peak Arts General Admission Lawn Seating and General Admission Table Seating available. Raised on the East Coast and in the Midwest, McMahon began writing songs at age nine, drawing inspiration from singer/songwriter/pianists such as Elton John and Billy Joel. While still in high school, McMahon co-founded an early incarnation of pop-punk band Something Corporate, whose 2002 major-label debut hit No. 1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers Chart. In 2004, he formed Jack’s Mannequin and then on the cusp of releasing the band’s 2005 debut was diagnosed with leukemia at age 22. Eventually fully recovered, McMahon went on to release two more studio albums with Jack’s Mannequin and established The Dear Jack Foundation one of the first Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) specific cancer foundations which advocates for and supports initiatives that benefit AYAs diagnosed with cancer. In addition, McMahon composed songs for the NBC series Smash which earned him an Emmy Award nomination. In 2014, he released Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness which featured the gold certified single “Cecilia and the Satellite”. He has performed on the Today Show, Conan, Jimmy Kimmel Live and more. McMahon lives in Los Angeles with his wife of 12 years Kelly and their daughter Cecilia, for whom the hit song was penned. A portion of ticket sales goes to Spruce Peak Cares’ partner charities: Vermont Foodbank, Meals on Wheels, Clarina Howard Nichols Center, United Way of Lamoille County, The Current, and the North Country Animal League. All tickets are general admission.
Spruce Peak Summer Concert Series – Allen Stone— September 16 @ 07:00 pm
Proudly brought to you by WhistlePig Rye Whiskey and Fiddlehead Brewing Company Co-Presented by Spruce Peak, Spruce Peak Arts and The Point FM. Join us on the Spruce Peak Village Green for an evening of amazing music, great food and outdoor fun. Experience celebrated musicians in a unique, stripped-down format while enjoying the magical setting of the Green Mountains. Location: WhistlePig Pavillion • Rain location at Spruce Peak Arts General Admission Lawn Seating and General Admission Table Seating available. Singer and songwriter Allen Stone describes himself as “a hippie with soul,” and his music reflects both sides of this formula. His vocals and melodic style show the clear influence of classic soul and R&B of the ‘60s and ‘70s, while his lyrics reveal an idealism and passion that recall the folk-inspired singer/songwriters of the same area. It’s a combination that helped his independently produced debut album, 2011’s Allen Stone, crack the Top 40 of Billboard’s Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. He further honed his style, adopting a mix of contemporary and ‘90s R&B influences on 2015’s Radius. A portion of ticket sales goes to Spruce Peak Cares’ partner charities: Vermont Foodbank, Meals on Wheels, Clarina Howard Nichols Center, United Way of Lamoille County, The Current, and the North Country Animal League. All tickets are general admission.