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Details: Woodstock, Then and Now: The Museum at Bethel Woods 3.20.09 Mom Irene with her daughter Irene and family This week's road session: Happy Spring! The Museum re-opens for the season and it's the 40th Anniversary Year of Woodstock and also the Sullivan County New York Bicentennial! What impact do the sixties and the social movements have on us today and what does Woodstock mean to you? Do we still believe that we can change the world? Mom Irene and her family(the first in line for the opening!), join me along with numerous others for opening day, June 2nd. I was excited to be at the opening of The Museum at Bethel Woods, which is part of the larger Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in the Sullivan County Catskills of New York. Being on the site of the 1969 Woodstock Festival is exciting and interesting as I ask why Woodstock symbolizes the dreams, desires and actions of a decade? "The Museum at Bethel Woods is an immersive and captivating multi-media experience that combines film and interactive displays, text panels and artifacts to explore the unique experience of the Woodstock festival, its significance as a culminating event of a decade of radical cultural transformation, and the legacy of the Sixties and Woodstock today." I spoke with visitors to the Museum at the opening day of The Museum at Bethel Woods. Not only does Bethel Woods celebrate the significance of Woodstock but also it is actively involved in the revitalization of my home in Sullivan County. Thanks Bethel Woods!
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