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BAAM AT THE GEM

BAAM at The Gem is a partnership between Bethel Area Arts & Music and The Gem Theater to connect community members to music and the arts by offering live performances, artist talks, and art films. Admission to these events is "Pay What You Can" starting at $0.

We believe in making the arts accessible for all!

Interested in performing with BAAM at The Gem? Fill out the Booking Form here.

UPCOMING LIVE EVENTS

ARTIST TESTIMONIALS

"BAAM and The Gem collectively work to put on an incredible experience. The theater is aptly named, as it is a gem in the community. And BAAM is not only on the ball, they are friendly and easy to work with. A formidable combination. From the exterior decor to the excellent pizza and drinks to the great sound, these concerts are an experience worth traveling for, whether you're an artist or a patron. We'll come back anytime!"

- Eric McDonald of Kalos (performed 5.7.23) and Cantrip (performed 7.20.23)

"Working with BAAM to bring our live show to Bethel is always a great experience! The level of care, communication and hands-on collaboration that Kate provides is amazing. As an Indigenous performer sharing culture and creativity through live experiences is crucial to my mission. BAAM understands the importance of this work and provides opportunities for community engagement and energetic exchange."

- Firefly the Hybrid (performed 10.17.24)

2023 EVENTS

Three men sit in front of a large wooden door surrounded by stone. One of the men is standing while the other two sit.

A man wearing a black shirt with facial hair smiles in front of a wall containing framed pictures

A colorful poster with rainbows lists the event details.

A man is crouching on the tailgate of a truck wearing white pants, a red shirt, and sunglasses.

A green map landscape from above with a river cutting through the bottom left corner.

Jacob Jolliff with a high pony tail and beard holds a mandolin while smiling.

A woman sits holding a fiddle while a man stands beside her with an electric guitar. They are between two racks of records in a record store.

May Youth Open Stage

Three men stand in front of a lake holding a fiddle, guitar, and accordion.

A woman kneels on the ground working on recording equiptment.

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A man with a red beard wearing a cowboy hat sings into a microphone while playing the guitar.

Image of three young women standing in front of a barn door holding a banjo, cello, and fiddle.

WAYS TO SUPPORT BAAM AT THE GEM

Become an Art Supporter or Art Patron member at The Gem. Find more information here.

Feature your business on the big screen and become an advertising sponsor. Find more information here.

Make a tax-deductible donation to BAAM here.

THANK YOU TO OUR 2024
ADVERTISING SPONSORS

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