School-year JAM is a great opportunity for school students aged 8 to 17 years old to learn old-time music in the traditional Appalachian style of singing and playing by ear. Students have the opportunity to learn the guitar, fiddle, and mandolin after school, with classes taking place for one hour a week throughout the school year in Caldwell County. The Summer JAM program also offers students the opportunity to learn old-time music in the traditional Appalachian style, this time for 10 weeks at The HUB Station Arts Center in Hudson. Students aged 8 to 17 years old can choose from the guitar, fiddle, and mandolin and take part in a great educational experience. School-year JAM and the Summer JAM program are great ways for young people to learn traditional Appalachian music and practice playing the guitar, fiddle, and mandolin. With classes held after school and in the Summer, students aged 8 to 17 years old can take advantage of the opportunity to learn and master old-time music in Caldwell County and Hudson.