Whether you attended to original Woodstock festival, wanted to but couldn't, or just are intrigued by the fascinating history of the 60's, you need to pay a visit to The Museum at Bethel Woods!

The Museum at Bethel Woods, chartered by the Regents of the State of New York, opened to the public in June 2008. It is an immersive and captivating multi-media experience that combines film and interactive displays, text panels and artifacts to tell the story of the Sixties, housed in a beautiful LED-certified green building set back from the top of the Woodstock festival hillside.

The Museum continues to expand programming and learning opportunities each year with changing special exhibits and moving film and lecture series.

Upcoming special events include: 

Peace, Love, Unity, Respect The Rise of Electronic Music Culture in America

April 4 - May 31, 2015

Inspired by the new sounds and crowds Mysteryland has brought to Bethel Woods, the Museum with guest curator, Daphne Carr, will present an exhibit on the history, aesthetics, and communities that have fostered electronic dance music in America. With music, lights, interactive festival artworks, costumes, and artifacts from disco, rave, club, and EDM culture, the exhibit will be a trip through 30 years of a musical culture that lands right outside our doors this spring.

THREADS Connecting '60s & Modern Rockwear

June 11 - December 31, 2015

THREADS is drawn from the personal collection of designer, musician, and vintage clothing collector, Andy Hilfiger. It will present over 40 vintage outfits showcasing 1960s clothing and its influence on modern styles.