Comics and Queerness inVermont and Beyond:
Vermont Humanities Snapshot
with Tillie Walden
Vermont Cartoonist Laureate Tillie Walden
presents a look at the intersection of indie
comics with queer identity through her
many graphic novels
THURSDAY 11/7 7-8PM
Mediated Lives:The United States vs TikTok
A moot Supreme Court Case with VT Law & Graduat School President Rod Smolla
exploring the protections and boundaries
of free speech in the social media age
Hosted by JAM in the Briggs Opera House
FRIDAY 11/8 9:30-10:30 AM
White RiverIndie Film Festival 2025
White River Indie Films began in White River Junction, Vermont
with a mission to showcase independent, issue-oriented films.
The festival aimed to inspire change and connect filmmakers
with audiences through engaging and provocative cinema.
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JAM Equipment Orientation
Learn proper handling and care techniques
of A/V equipment available to borrow
Wednesdays 1 5:30-6:15PM and Fridays 12:00PM
Reserve the Briggs Opera House
Community arts performance venue available for rental
in downtown White River Junction, VT
JAM Three-Year Strategic Plan 2024-2026
Vision for JAM's future
“JAM is a space for local people to come together through media—physically and virtually—to create, engage in civic life, debate, and share stories. JAM is a community of professional and amateur media makers who learn from each other and share a commitment to the common good. JAM will be what we make of it—together.” In our first formal Strategic Plan as Junction Arts & Media (JAM), we invite the public to co-create our future as the home base for media arts in the Upper Valley and beyond.
Channeling the Upper Valley
JAM Hours
Monday - Friday
9AM-5PM
and many evenings/weekends for events at 5 S. Main Street, 1st floor (next to Tuckerbox Restaurant) in White River Junction, VT.
"JAM represents diversity in ideas, community, and all the other good things we can feast on, what media CAN ACTUALLY do."
— Duncan Nichols
More about JAM – Junction Arts & Media
JAM (formerly CATV) is a 501(c)3 non-profit media community serving Hartford, Hartland, and Norwich, VT and Hanover and Lebanon, NH. JAM connects the Upper Valley community through cable broadcast, internet streaming, podcasting, media education offerings, media-centered community events, and social media. JAM provides a platform for all members of the public to debate local issues, showcase artistic expression and celebrate school and community events. JAM delivers independent access to local political issues through the recording of local government meetings.
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