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By now the word has gotten out. Arlo Guthrie, renowned folk singer and music industry icon has hung up a "Gone Fishing" sign. A lengthy and heartfelt Facebook post marks a change so abrupt on the hearts and ears of fans across the nation.…

United By Dance: A Camping, Art, Music, and Drive-In Event is set for Sept. 26 from 4:00 p.m.-9:00 a.m. at Yasgur Farm in Bethel, NY. The festival will start in the daytime and continue into the night with an overnight camping option for…

At noon on August 17, 1969, the crowd at Woodstock had dwindled slightly, but roughly 90% of attendees responded favorably to Hugh Romney (best known as Wavy Gravy) who woke the crowd up, saying: Good morning! What we have in mind is…

It has been over fifty years since the Woodstock Music & Art Festival made its mark in history from August 15-18, 1969 in Bethel, NY, and one year since the festival marked its golden anniversary. The Museum at Bethel Woods displayed a…

Friday left the crowd exhausted, but looking for more. A motionless field was peppered with life around 8AM, hippies making friends with neighbors as they awoke, ahead of the second day of Woodstock. According to Robert Spitz's…

Even now, 51 years to the day, the performance by Grateful Dead at the legendary Woodstock Music Festival still leaves a mark. Although, for a variety of reasons, it's a mark that the band and any eyewitnesses that evening may not wish to…

The historic Woodstock Music and Art Festival took place 51 years ago this weekend in Bethel, NY in 1969. Billed as "an Aquarian Exposition: 3 Days of Peace & Music," promoters Michael Lang and Artie Kornfeld brought together an…

Radio Woodstock is celebrating its 40-year anniversary of broadcasting by commemorating "The Greatest Festival of All Time." From Aug. 14 to Aug. 16, fans of the station can virtually experience a series of live concerts performed…

On Thursday, August 13, live music will be returning to Hudson Valley with a drive-in Grace Potter concert presented by Radio Woodstock. Since the COVID-19 shutdown, music events have turned to virtual platforms for fans to enjoy,…

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, a non-profit organization which works to provide all with rich and diverse art through performances as well as education, has announced its cancellation of its annual Pavillion season. Photo courtesy of…