Each fall, Bethel Woods Center for the Arts invites visitors to experience its beloved Harvest Festival, a celebration of the Sullivan Catskills’ agricultural bounty and creative spirit. Set on the historic grounds of the 1969 Woodstock festival, this family-friendly tradition brings together local farm produce, artisan goods, specialty foods, and live music, all surrounded by the region’s peak autumn color.

Open weekly from late summer through early fall, the Harvest Festival offers something for all ages, including themed programming, hands-on activities, and returning favorites like wagon rides, a corn maze, face painting, and pet adoptions with the Sullivan County SPCA. Guests are encouraged to explore the Museum at Bethel Woods and extend their visit by staying at the nearby Bethel Woods Campground, offering RV, glamping, and tent accommodations just steps from the festival grounds.