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Festival Information

June Lake Jam Fest is a three-day music festival in magical June Lake, California.
This year we’re celebrating a decade of music in a magical place, September 11-13, 2026.
Join us for 3 days of live music, food, libations, craft vendors, raffles and fun for all ages. 

JLJF10 is now in the books and Jam Fest 11 planning begins now. We are putting our Superfan 3-day passes on sale now! They are the best price (same price as 2025) we will offer for 2026 and they are limited to only 300. If you are bringing your children, please register them for their free tickets when you buy your passes.
PAYMENT PLANS ARE AVAILABLE!
We welcome our new and returning Jam Fest Family. Word is out.
Nobody wants to miss Jam Fest!
Ways to get updates on info for 2026:
Follow our Facebook Page and share with your friends and family.
Join our official Friends of the June Lake Jam Fest group
Subscribe to our newsletter on our website (link located at the bottom of each page) https://junelakejamfest.org/

“Come Early and Stay Longer” is our advice. Take time to explore our beautiful Eastern Sierra home while you are here. We cannot wait to see you, your family and friends back in Gull Lake Park!
Without you there is no Jam Fest!
See you at the Jubilee!
Purchase Tickets

All ages are welcome
Children 12 & under are free
(must be accompanied by a ticketed adult)
Inyo & Mono County Students (12-18) are free w/school ID
Rain delays and schedule changes are possible
Lineup, set times, festival hours are subject to change.

Parking is at a premium in the June Lake Village area around Gull Lake Park where  the Jam Fest is held. It is best to leave your vehicle parked at your campsite and  lodging and walk or bike if possible. We have bike parking at the festival. The main parking lot is located at the corner of Bruce and Knoll. There are a  limited number of ADA parking spots near the main gate.

Festival Hours

Friday

3PM – 10PM

Saturday

12PM – 10PM

Sunday

11AM – 9PM

Festival Map Coming Soon

ADA & Service Animals

Jam Fest welcomes and supports the rights and attendance of all persons with disabilities that rely on the special skills of a trained service animal. What we DO NOT support, nor will tolerate, are pets being misrepresented by their owners as service animals, when in fact they are not. So please, don’t do it. Leave your pet at home. We mean it.

About the venue

  • The walkway to the event has no stairs
  • There are no stairs inside the venue
  • The lawn area and restrooms are wheelchair accessible.
  • ADA drop off see map above

Handicapped Parking

There is a limited number of handicapped parking spaces in the area located in front of the main gate, please make sure your DMV placard is visible.

Service Animal Definition:

A ‘service animal’ means “any dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability. The work or tasks performed by a service animal must be directly related to the handler’s disability.” Emotional support or comfort animals are not considered service animals under the ADA and therefore are not allowed at Jam Fest.

Service Animal Policies:

For patrons with disabilities who wish to bring their legitimate service animal to Jam Fest, we ask that you review and follow the policies outlined below:

  • Service animals must be accompanied by the handler with the disability at all times.
  • Service animals must be under the control and supervision of their handler at all times.
  • Service animals are not permitted to be left unattended under any circumstances.
  • Handlers are required to be prepared for, and clean-up after, their animals at all times.
  • We reserve the right to remove and/or refuse access to any service animal from the venue if that animal is deemed to be a health or safety threat to festival patrons, staff, or other service animals, or in violation of these policies.
  • All service animals must be credentialed by the Jam Fest staff (see the procedures below).

Service Animal Procedures

All patrons with disabilities attending Jam Fest this year with a service animal will need to have that animal credentialed by Jam Fest staff before entering the main gate. This process will be performed quickly and respectfully by our Accessibility Staff.

What will you need to do? It’s easy. Once you arrive at Jam Fest main gate. staff will speak with you, record your contact information, and provide a collar tag for your service animal. Then you are good to go! Security/Staff will be on the lookout this year for all animals to have a properly credentialed Jam Fest collar tag.

Remember, Service animals are allowed, all other dogs are not! Please email us to assist with any further information or if we can help in any way! info@junelakejamfest.org

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Presale Passes are available on Events.com – June Lake Jam Fest 10
  • BEWARE! Please do not buy passes from people you don’t know. There are scammers posting on Facebook and Instagram with bogus tickets to sale.
  • IF NOT SOLD OUT, there may be limited passes at the gate the day of the events

The festival takes place in beautiful June Lake CA at Gull Lake Park. We also have afterparty events at the T-Bar Social Club in June Lake and at the Liberty Bar in Mammoth Lakes CA.

Yes, we encourage our attendees to enjoy the environment and town and take a walk outside the venue to smoke. Your wristband will be checked and you will need to be rescreened by security each time you reenter the venue.

Absolutely! June Lake Jam Fest is an annual fundraising benefit for June Lake Arts, a non-profit organization that helps provide art, music & theater programs, grants and learning opportunities for youth in Mono County. We encourage you to bring the whole family and enjoy this all-ages event!

  • All children under 12 years old are free with a paid adult. We have special kid activities and request that you indicate ages when registering for your children, so that we have resources prepared and ready for all the kids.
  •  Students, aged 12 – 18 years, who attend Inyo and Mono Schools are also free with a valid school ID.
Camp PlayFUL

We are grateful to be partnering with Playful Designs in providing Camp Playful at the venue. There will also be other activities added (kids yoga etc) and we will announce those prior to the event.

Sorry, no pets are allowed at the festival.

You are welcome to bring in outside food and beverages in a small 6-pack size ice chest, but no outside alcohol or glass containers. You may bring in a sealed water bottle but we prefer that you bring in a refillable water bottle and use our Hydration Station.

Lost and Found is located at the main entrance. All personal items must be removed from the  venue at the end of each day. There are also First Aid Kits located at the main entrance, merch  booth and event bar. We have an RN on our volunteer team and the Mono County Paramedics  may be called In the event of any significant health issue.

The Wharf Rat group will have a designated area to gather for those living a life of sobriety. The location will be available on maps at the main gate. 

September in the Sierra brings an array of weather from sunny mid 70s °F temperatures, to  rain, hail, thunderstorms, wind, and yes, on a rare occasion, snow. Be sure to pack warm  layers, various jackets for wind, rain, and cool nights, sunscreen, comfortable shoes for all  weather, and of course summer clothing for those hot, sunny days. The festival will proceed, with rain delays and schedule changes possible.

At high altitude, you receive 30% more ultraviolet radiation than at sea level. Sunscreen and  sunglasses are essential. The weather in the mountains, no matter the time of year, can  change quickly. Bring layers of protective clothing for all types of weather. Drink plenty of  water especially on hot days when you are outside and/or exercising to avoid dehydration.  The effects of medications and alcohol at high altitude are magnified, so be sure to consult  your physician on prescriptions.  

Single use water bottles are not available for purchase in Mono County, we will have reusable water containers available for purchase at the merch booth and we encourage our attendees  to bring an empty container to the festival for endless refills at our Hydration Station.

Things to Know

  • Parking is at a premium in the June Lake Village area around Gull Lake Park where the  Jam Fest is held. It is best to leave your vehicle parked at your campsite and lodging and  walk or bike if possible. We have bike parking at the festival. There are a limited number  of ADA parking spots near the main gate.  
  • We have a designated parking lot available near the corner of Knoll and Bruce Streets.  You may drop off belongings at the entrance and then park if preferred. Refer to the map  below.  
  • PLEASE pay attention to street signage as there are narrow streets in the Village that do  not allow parking along the street. 

There is NO on-site camping at June Lake Jam Fest. There are USFS and privately owned  campgrounds in the Loop, many within walking distance of the venue. NOTE: USFS  campgrounds are available to reserve 6 MONTHS prior to arrival date. We encourage you to  reserve your site in March when they first go on sale.  Visit recreation.gov or  junelakeloop.org for more information. Public showers are located at Grant Lake Marina RV Park for a fee.  

If possible, please support our Jam Fest lodging sponsors: Rainbow Ridge Reservations, Four  Seasons Cabins and Snowcreek Resort (Mammoth). junelakeloop.org for more  information. 

  • We will have both craft and food vendors in our Vendor Village area. We will be sharing  information about our vendors on our social media and website prior to the event. Please support our vendors, if they do well, they will return. 
  • There are also food and shopping opportunities available in town. We allow in and out  privileges during the festival, but your bags and backpacks will be checked each time  you reenter the venue.
  • The Jam Fest sells tasty beverages at our event bar. We ask that you drink responsibly so  that you can enjoy the entire event safely. Drinking too much at altitude and in the sun,  can be hazardous. We suggest drinking a bottle of water between each and every  alcoholic beverage. STAY HYDRATED! 
  • B. Y. O. B. (Bring Your Own Bottle) and enjoy unlimited water refills at our Hydration  Station.  
  • Walk or Bike to the Festival – Enjoy the ‘scenic route’ on your way to the venue, save  limited parking for elders and alter-abled Jam Fam, and reduce our impact on the  environment.
  • Enjoy compostable containers & utensils from our food vendors.

Sun Protection: Hats, Sunglasses & Sunscreen
Lawn Chairs
Small 6-pk Ice Chest
Good Attitude
Hacky Sacks
Hula Hoops
Juggling Balls

Open Containers
Glass Containers
Pets
Illegal Drugs
Professional photo, video or recording equipment (unless pre-approved) Unlicensed Vending
Laser Lights
Weapons
Pop-Up Tents

No Smoking or Vaping of ANY KIND is permitted inside the venue. In consideration of all attendees we ask that you take advantage of the set break times (30 mins) to take a walk away from the venue. Please remember to properly dispose of any litter of any kind.