Event Type : Ongoing Event

The Museum at Bethel Woods is seeking 1969 Woodstock festival attendees across the nation to document experiences. This is an on-going initiative started in October of 2020. This round of the initiative is focusing on stories about peace, resistance, and resilience. Bethel Woods is eager to hear from anyone who may have worked at Woodstock, served as a volunteer, or had interactions with any of the organizations who came to Woodstock to aid with the festival.

For full details on the locations and how people can schedule appointments with historians

The Museum at Bethel Woods is seeking 1969 Woodstock festival attendees across the nation to document experiences. This is an on-going initiative started in October of 2020. This round of the initiative is focusing on stories about peace, resistance, and resilience. Bethel Woods is eager to hear from anyone who may have worked at Woodstock, served as a volunteer, or had interactions with any of the organizations who came to Woodstock to aid with the festival.

For full details on the locations and how people can schedule appointments with historians

The Museum at Bethel Woods is seeking 1969 Woodstock festival attendees across the nation to document experiences. This is an on-going initiative started in October of 2020. This round of the initiative is focusing on stories about peace, resistance, and resilience. Bethel Woods is eager to hear from anyone who may have worked at Woodstock, served as a volunteer, or had interactions with any of the organizations who came to Woodstock to aid with the festival.

For full details on the locations and how people can schedule appointments with historians

The Museum at Bethel Woods is seeking 1969 Woodstock festival attendees across the nation to document experiences. This is an on-going initiative started in October of 2020. This round of the initiative is focusing on stories about peace, resistance, and resilience. Bethel Woods is eager to hear from anyone who may have worked at Woodstock, served as a volunteer, or had interactions with any of the organizations who came to Woodstock to aid with the festival.

For full details on the locations and how people can schedule appointments with historians

The Museum at Bethel Woods is seeking 1969 Woodstock festival attendees across the nation to document experiences. This is an on-going initiative started in October of 2020. This round of the initiative is focusing on stories about peace, resistance, and resilience. Bethel Woods is eager to hear from anyone who may have worked at Woodstock, served as a volunteer, or had interactions with any of the organizations who came to Woodstock to aid with the festival.

For full details on the locations and how people can schedule appointments with historians