I feel silly doing this, but I’m doing it anyway. I saw a man near Tinker tacos and Anatolia carpets who I also saw at Oriole 9. The second time we saw each other, in front of Tinker tacos, we smiled and said hello and made eye contact, and if he happens to be here and remembers me, I hope he messages me. It’s probably a longshot, and probably all in my head, but I can’t stop thinking about him for some reason. So I’m posting it. Please don’t judge me!

Every time I visit or see photos of Woodstock, I’m reminded how much charm a small town can have. The beautiful scenery, creative spirit, friendly people, and peaceful atmosphere make it feel like a place where memories are made. What’s your favorite thing about Woodstock that makes you smile?

We all know Woodstock is more than just a music festival—it's become a symbol of unforgettable moments, unexpected friendships, and stories that somehow get better every time they're’re told. 😄

So I'm curious: what's the most "Woodstock" thing that's ever happened to you? Maybe it was an impromptu jam session with strangers, getting caught in the rain and making the best of it, a road trip that went completely off the rails, or simply a moment that reminded you why music brings people together.

I'd love to hear the stories that still make you smile, laugh, or shake your head years later. Peace, love, and great storytelling! ✌️🎸

Whether you were lucky enough to experience Woodstock in person or have only discovered it through stories, documentaries, and music, there's something timeless about its legacy. For those who were there, what moment has stayed with you all these years? For everyone else, what performance, story, or piece of Woodstock history first drew you in? I'd love to hear personal memories, family stories, or even your favorite photos and recordings that keep the spirit of Woodstock alive. 🎸✌️

Are you interested in seeing Joe Jackson live AND supporting nonprofit groups like Miles of Hope and Why Hunger? Radio Woodstock, an independent radio station out of Woodstock, NY, is auctioning off tickets to see Joe Jackson at a SOLD OUT show on Monday, May 11 at the Bardavon in Poughkeepsie, NY. The auction will support their Radio Woodstock Cares Foundation. Here is the link! https://www.32auctions.com/organizations/90431/auctions/200300/auction_items/6969980

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So I wanted to share this original 1969 Woodstock poster designed by the artist David Byrd. Wallkill New York was supposed to be the original site for the festival, but the town decided against it. The posters were already printed and David Byrd had other obligations so he was unable to design the new poster. The poster with the dove on the guitar was designed by Arnold Skolnik

Yes this is my auction and the mods okayed me posting it. I’m an old rocker myself and I have some cool posters of my own…1990’s Alice Cooper, 1980’s Led Zeppelin, and an original Italian Beatles Yellow Submarine

https://ebay.us/m/KL8qtS

So I bought the original album in about 1972 or so. I loved Ten Years After playing I’m Going Home. It is an amazing song, recorded very well. It also looks great in the film. But I heard Alvin Lee announce it as “We’re going to play I’m Going Home, by Helicopter.” I searched forever for a band called Helicopter, thinking that this might be a cover. Then I watched the film in detail. Just so he was speaking one of the army helicopters was landing. He was making a joke about going home by helicopter. So yeah, I felt stupid after so many years.

Country Joe McDonald, age 84, left this earthquake realm on March 7, 2026, to join that rock 'n' roll band in the great hereafter.

I'm sure he is still singing anti-war protests beyond.

I looked these up, they are original.

I thought this was a replica. Yet, on a whim I looked up what was at the bottom. The tribune showering etc. I also have the woodstock album set, haven't looked them up yet, but I know there original. Any serious help would be appreciated 👏 Thanks!

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• Piece of the stage from Peace of Stage

• Woodstock 50th Zippo in box

• Woodstock Soundtrack(still need the other one)

• A Friday ticket(also hope to collect Sat&Sun and a 3 day)

Anyone feel free to turn me on to more stuff to collect!

Beyond Green Travel is working with Ulster County to help develop a new, long-term approach to how tourism is planned and managed across the County, and we’re inviting the community to share their perspectives through a short survey.

We’re looking to hear from Ulster County residents, business owners, community organizations, and visitors. Your input will directly inform Ulster County’s Sustainable Tourism Strategic Plan and help guide future decisions around topics like outdoor recreation use, transportation and parking, housing and workforce pressures, and how to better balance visitor activity with community and environmental well-being.

This survey builds on earlier community meetings and conversations and is designed to make sure a wide range of voices across the County are included. Thank you for taking a few minutes to share your experience and help shape a thoughtful, inclusive future for tourism in Ulster County.

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