New York is hosting a festival for hippies of all ages: don't miss this exciting show

Rock The Dock in Lake Placid, New York, is a festival for hippies of all ages. It will take place right in Lake George, and some of the best US jam bands will perform on a stage surrounded by the beautiful Adirondacks. The edition told in more detail Only in Your State.

Jam bands were originally created to be listened to on the street, and Rock The Dock offers an experience where natural splendor merges with jams.

This year's Rock The Dock takes place on July 8th and features Galactic, a New Orleans jam-funk band that's sure to rock the night.

There are plenty of food trucks and workshops at Rock The Dock so you can stay full and enjoy the fun.

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Historic Lake George Steamboat Company ships known as Minne Ha Ha, Lac du Saint Sacrement and Mohican will be on hand. Concert lovers can even watch the show from the ship.

The festival starts at 16:00 and runs until 23:00.

Festival Tickets currently selling for $35. However, any child under the age of 10 can access the festival for $10.

You don't have to be a fan of hippie music or jam bands to enjoy Rock The Dock - the scenery and good vibes are enough to make for an enjoyable day.

But lovers of jam bands will love the festival. Compared to the large number of major music concerts scattered across the US, it is pleasantly small and affordable.

While you're in Lake George, you might want to consider climbing Prospect Mountain for some incredible views. In addition, Lake George also has one of the most unique art museums in the world.