The Phoenix Presents 2nd Annual Music on the Mountain Festival "A Concert Celebrating Recovery" Saturday, May 17 at Jackson Gore Village on Okemo Mountain Featuring one-of-a-kind super jam “Divided Sky All-Stars”, Sun Ra Arkestra, Soule Monde and Many Others

The Phoenix, the national 750,000-plus member sober community, is hosting its 2nd Annual “Music on the Mountain” festival, a substance-free music and arts festival benefiting the Divided Sky Foundation, a Ludlow, Vermont-based recovery center co-founded by Phish’s Trey Anastasio, on Saturday, May 17 at the Jackson Gore Village on Okemo Mountain. This year’s event will feature family-friendly activities celebrating recovery, with local arts vendors, food trucks, and the splendor of Vermont’s Green Mountains. The day will culminate with a one-of-a-kind super jam, “Divided Sky All-Stars,” featuring Anders Osborne, Daniel Donato, Karina Rykman, Natalie Cressman (of Trey Anastasio Band), and Vermont’s own Russ Lawton andRay Paczkowski (of Trey Anastasio Band, Soule Monde and LAMP). The young Vermont guitarist Evan Jennison will kick off the festivities, followed by powerhouse female bassist Karina Rykman with her full band and a set from Vermont’s own Soule Monde. Then, the inimitable 15-piece ensemble Sun Ra Arkestra, pioneers of “Afro Futurism”, will take the stage and transport festival goers to the stratosphere before the Divided Sky All-Stars close out the event.