Bethel Woods: Concerts, Woodstock Museum, & More

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Music and history play on at Bethel Woods.

From an inspiring museum to world-class concerts, creative programming to philanthropic opportunities, Bethel Woods Center for the Arts honors its historic legacy at the site of the 1969 Woodstock festival.

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Because of the success of our first iteration of More Than A Meal, we are adding five more meals and amping up the menu, music, and experience - unleashing the culinary talents of Chef Jasper Alivia.

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The Harvest Festival returns for seven fall fun Sundays this year. The safety of our staff and guests remains a top priority. See our plans for how we are ensuring that your Harvest Festival visit is safe, enjoyable, and within CDC recommended guidelines.

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Submit your donation to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts and support preservation efforts, museum exhibits, and future programs for guests of all ages.

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Due to the COVID-19 situation, our in-person 12-week photography class shifted online. Please visit their culminating project: a virtual gallery exhibition.

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Practice optimal well-being in body and mind. Featuring a different local yoga teacher each week, tickets are now available and offered in limited capacity.

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Did you or a relative attend the Woodstock music festival? Join our Alumni Registry!

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From a permanent collection to rotating special exhibits, discover the decade that changed everything.

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Discover the place that still rocks the world – just 90 miles northwest of New York City.

What if you could reach across time and step into the past? What if there is a place that holds the spirit of a generation who stood at the vanguard of history and changed the world? What if everything that came after, started right here?

Welcome to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, the National Register Historic Site of the 1969 Woodstock Music & Art Fair and the home of a one-of-a-kind cultural center offering a diverse mix of performances, arts programs that inspire, a museum honoring the decade that ushered in a new world, and so much more.

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Engage Your Creativity

Indulge your creative side when you sign up for one of our arts and humanities classes, workshops, or programs. From little ones to parents and grandparents, Bethel Woods offers programs for all ages.

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What We Do

Bethel Woods presents a diverse selection of popular artists and culturally-rich performances, special events, festivals, and community events to become a premier cultural resource for our communities and cultural tourism attraction and destination.

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As a 501(c)3 nonprofit cultural center offering programming for all ages, Bethel Woods Center for the Arts is so much more than a concert venue and historic site. Support our goal to make the world a more kind and civil place.