We aactually bought tickets for Saturday and Sunday. We there Saturday midday til Sunday morning . Jefferson Airplane sang the star spangled banner to end Saturday's event
I remember at about 3AM with bonfires rimming the bowl, Sly and the Family Stone had all 500 thousand of us singing "I wanna take you higher, I wanna take you higher' I get chills even writing this. I'll never forget that. It was "worth the price of admiision", though by then the fences were down. I wish I kept my tickets.
Christine A Nelson(non-registered)
nee Morris
DON KRUEGER(non-registered)
Wanted to go up there this August. But with the virus and it being closed I will have to wait till next year. Definitely will be going!!!. Santana will be there next year along with some other great bands. I was 13 back in 69 so this is one of the things on my bucket list.
We quit our jobs at the Laurels Hotel on Sackett lake road, and 4 of us drove over to Woodstock,We had tents and supplies, and had to abandon the Blue 69 charger on the road with everyone else. It was a great time, Glad I quit my job to go to woodstock And it was great to come back again August 2019 and visit and see Santana and Ringo , Doobie Bros and Edgar winter , Carlos was as good as before! It was a Peaceful event,in 69, but truthfully it was very Muddy, and messy, but nevertheless it was Awesome! Peace out!
Wish I could have been therein 1969. Got this on my bucket list. want to see and walk the site.
Ron Whtie(non-registered)
I hitchhiked from Bowie, Md Thursday August 14. There was no traffic except for the last few miles before the festival site. I stayed until late Monday morning. My campsite was located on what was called the Hog Farm with Wavy Gravy. The free food served at that location was excellent. Peace to you all.
James Emile Hay(non-registered)
Happy 50th To The Love & Peace Festival Historically Became Known As Woodstock Way Back In 1969. FAR OUT MAN! That Was Like So Long Ago. Peace & Love Everybody!