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Jammin at Hippie Jack’s
Appalachian Outreach
Americana Music & Arts Festival
May 21, 22, 23 & 24 ~ 2020
CANCELED & POSTPONED UNTIL MAY 2021
The May 21-24th Jammin At Hippie Jacks Festival, due to CDC guidelines among many other things, is hereby postponed until May 2021. We will reserve your campsites, and/ or accommodate you any way we can. We regret any inconvenience this creates for you. We endeavor to persevere in regard to our mission bringing aid to those in need.
Feed the hungry…
Hippie
Our Mission & Story
The Council of Americana Roots Music, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, was founded in 2010 with a mutual benefit of cultural enrichment and community service. Our mission is to promote, present, and preserve Americana roots music, while serving the under-served people of Appalachia with fairness, dignity, and compassion.
Jack Stoddart and his wife Lynne began hosting music gatherings on their secluded farm around 10-15 years ago in rural Overton County, TN. It all started with an annual music festival, called ‘Jammin at Hippie Jacks’. The project quickly gained momentum and has now sustainably turned all of its events into food, coat, shoes, and children’s toy drives for the underprivileged living on the Cumberland Plateau.
In 2015 Stoddart began to focus his time and energy into humanitarian efforts for
