Woodstock, New York
In 1902, the Arts and Crafts movement came to Woodstock, New York when the "beauty of its setting and close proximity to New York City" attracted Ralph Whitehead, and his partners, Bolton Brown and Hervey White. Shortly thereafter, the famed Byrdcliffe arts and crafts colony was established, and the Art Students League of New York City opened a summer school in Woodstock. With Woodstock's reputation as an acclaimed arts center, it is no wonder that the town was the inspiration for the historic Woodstock Festival!
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Woodstock-VISITvortex
january
- New Year’s Day
march
- Easter
april
- Woodstock Volunteer’s Day
- Woodstock Writers Festival
may
- Bob Dylan’s Birthday Celebration
- Woodstock Day School Benefit - Fine Art Auction
june
- Hudson Valley Furniture Makers – Summer Exhibition
- Woodstock House Tour
july
- Fourth of July
- Woodstock Beat
- Woodstock Fringe Festival
- Woodstock Library Fair
august
- Phoenicia International Festival of the Voice
- Woodstock Guitar Festival
september
- Fall Festival and Huge Yard Sale
- Pet Parade
- Ulster County Cultural Week
- Woodstock Film Festival
- The Woodstock-New Paltz Art & Crafts Fair
- Woodstock Shakespeare Festival
october
- CORNUTOPIA
- Scarecrow Festival
- Woodstock Halloween Parade
- Woodstock Poetry Society & Festival Reading Series
november
- Thanksgiving
december
- 5 x7 Show
- Christmas Day
- Woodstock Holiday Open House
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