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After previously announcing a Labor Day Weekend triple feature, Phish will offer their Dinner and a Movie broadcast monthly – rather than weekly – starting on September 29.

“Following this weekend’s festivities, Dinner And A Movie will downshift to an approximately once-a-month schedule,” the quartet wrote in a statement. “We know these nights have been (and will continue to be) important until we can be together again in person.”

The band later notes that since March, Dinner And A Movie donations raised over $650,000 for various causes.

After Labor Day Weekend, the next DAAM will take place on Tuesday, September 29.

See the band’s full statement below:

Our Dinner And A Movie Labor Day weekend triple-feature begins tomorrow (Friday) at 8:30PM ET and continues Saturday and Sunday at webcast.livephish.com.

Following this weekend’s festivities, Dinner And A Movie will downshift to an approximately once-a-month schedule. We know these nights have been (and will continue to be) important until we can be together again in person.

A huge thanks to all of you who have joined us on Tuesday nights, made dinner with us, and donated to one of the incredible non-profits The WaterWheel Foundation has selected every week. Together we’ve raised over $650,000 since we began in March. Mark your calendars — our next Dinner And A Movie will be on Tuesday, September 29!

For the dinner component of this Dicks-pectacular, we’ll be offering recipes each night from some of the best chefs in the country. Beyond being known for their incredible talent and innovation, these three chefs have something else in common: they’re all Phish fans. Friday features recipes from Mark Welker and Mike Pyers (the executive pastry chef and culinary director at Eleven Madison Park, respectively), Saturday features Doug Rankin (executive chef of Los Angeles’ Bar Restaurant) and the Sunday finale features Chef Molly Nickerson (executive chef at Marea). All of the recipes have been collated here: livephi.sh/daam23.

The beneficiary for the full weekend is The Mockingbird Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving access to music education for America’s youth. Donate now now via The Waterwheel Foundation at phish.com/waterwheel. For more information, visit mbird.org.