Saturday, April 4 - Remembering Woodstock at the Woodstock Library 5:00 PM
Readings from the new publication of the Historical Sociey of Woodstock, Remembering Woodstock (The History Press)- by Richard Heppner, Tinker Twine and Deborah Heppner.
A Tale of Two Communities - Friday, February 27 at 7:30 PM
A Tale of Two Communities – The Evolution of Rhinebeck and Woodstock will be the subject of a panel discussion hosted by the Rhinebeck Historical Society this Friday evening at the Starr Library in Rhinebeck. Discussing the parallels, differences, and uniqueness of their respective communities will be Woodstock Town Historian Richard Heppner, author of Remembering Woodstock; local Woodstock historian Janine Fallon-Mower, author of Woodstock from the Images of America series; Cynthia Owen Philip, author of books on the history of Rhinecliff; and, Dick Hermans, a member of one of Rhinebeck’s first families and owner of the Oblong Book Store. This free event will begin at 7:30 PM and will be held in the local history room of the library located at 68 West Market Street in Rhinebeck. For further information, contact B. Lewis at 845-876-4205.
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1 comments:
I attended the Roots of 69 Festival last August and had a wonderful time....a great look back.....I also attended the Original Soundout (Labor Day 1968 issue)...and recall seeing Cat Mother, Hedge & Donna, and a singer songwriter by the name of Shep...a curious child-like dude who leaped about the campgrounds after his set...I recall his straightlaced manager trying to contain him...and it was a comedy of sorts.....and it all added to the magic of a wonderful summer night oh so long ago...
Vince DeLucia
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