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Woodstock Museum We are about the town, the festivals & the notion. Our 2022 season is May 28th thru October 10th. www.WoodstockMuseum.org

Iroquois Power for the 21st century will be airing in a special showing on Indigenous People's Day October 12th at the C...
09/15/2026

Iroquois Power for the 21st century will be airing in a special showing on Indigenous People's Day October 12th at the Center for the Arts of the Capital Region at 2 PM.

See the full story at our website.

Sunday's Films at the Woodstock Museum Film Festival!
09/06/2026

Sunday's Films at the Woodstock Museum Film Festival!

Free screenings of Mom & Max, After Ash & more at Woodstock Museum's film festival, Sun Sept 6. From 7:30pm, Saugerties, NY.

Woodstock Museum Tours!Enjoy the tour of the Woodstock Museum13 Charles Bach RoadSaugerties New York 12477The tour cover...
08/23/2026

Woodstock Museum Tours!
Enjoy the tour of the Woodstock Museum

13 Charles Bach Road
Saugerties New York 12477

The tour covers Woodstock the town, the festival(s) and the notion.

The Museum is open at 12PM Saturday and Sunday for tours and by appointment other days and times.

Enjoy a guided tour and a 10-minute film on the 1969 Woodstock Festival, or watch the full 40-minute film that covers the festivals that spun off of the original 1969 event including some inside footage showing how those came about!

(If coming from Woodstock direction on West Saugerties Rd., do NOT turn onto Acurso Rd.
Rather, continue to West Saugerties Rd. and take a right and a right.)

Open May 23, 2026 to October 13, 2026.
Museum hours: Saturday & Sunday 12 noon.
Arrive up till 4pm. Weekdays by appointment.

(845) 246-0600

Suggested donation: $15
We are a 501(c)(3) Federal non-profit charitable organization and donations are tax deductible.
https://woodstockmuseum.com/visit

Drop City Revisited: What Happened to America's First Hippie CommuneA solar heater made from rocks gathered at Colorado’...
08/23/2026

Drop City Revisited: What Happened to America's First Hippie Commune

A solar heater made from rocks gathered at Colorado’s Purgatory River once warmed a dome at Drop City.

That small 1968 experiment tells a bigger story: an artist-built commune near Trinidad turned salvaged materials, geometry, and shared living into an alternative vision—then learned how quickly publicity and overcrowding can overwhelm an open-door dream.

Read how Drop City rose, collapsed, and still shapes the way we talk about sustainable living:
https://woodstockmuseum.com/drop-city-revisited-what-happened-to-americas-first-hippie-commune/

Explore the Drop City commune history: Colorado’s dome experiment, its collapse, and its lasting lessons for sustainable living.

2026 Woodstock Museum Annual Free Film Festival - September 1st through 7thGo to https://woodstockmuseum.com/film-festiv...
08/19/2026

2026 Woodstock Museum Annual Free Film Festival - September 1st through 7th

Go to https://woodstockmuseum.com/film-festival to see the full schedule including the long description of each film and bios of several of the film makers. This year's theme is "DISCOVERY" and this lineup of films will take you on some wonderful journeys.

You can download a PDF of the image below for printing athttps://woodstockmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Woodstock-Museum-27th-Annual-Free-Film-Festival-2026-8.5x11.pdf

When we got to SF and visited friends, they pulled out this brand  new album and played it.                             ...
02/16/2026

When we got to SF and visited friends, they pulled out this brand new album and played it. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1AhtLJmAXx/

Once the band made the decision that this was to be the front of their new album cover, the art department at Columbia Records reduced the masthead “Cheap Thrills” and also “Big Brother & Holding Co.” and moved both to the right in order to make way for the Columbia record label.
When Wildwood Serigraphs published the 250 print serigraph edition (signed, dated and numbered by Crumb) in 1997, they decided to eliminate the Columbia label and restore the artwork as it originally appeared. This is what the serigraph–and subsequent giclée edition–looks like.

Address

13 Charles Bach Road
Saugerties, NY
12477

Opening Hours

Saturday 12pm - 4pm
Sunday 12pm - 4pm

Telephone

(845) 246-0600

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