Museum at Bethel Woods

Some visit to relive the past and their journey to Woodstock, others come to experience what it was like for the first time. As you step inside the exhibit you hear the echo of 450,000 attendees chanting “no rain” and see the stories of those who were actually there. Through artifacts, films, music - and even a hippie bus - you will be inspired not only by what was the most prolific three-day festival in history, but by the ideals that still remain relevant today. 

The Museum is fully wheelchair accessible. Accessible parking is provided free of charge, and visitor drop-off is available in the circle in front of The Museum. A limited number of wheelchairs are available for mobility-impaired Museum visitors. Unless arrangements are made in advance, these wheelchairs are available on a first come, first serve basis. Movies are either closed-captioned or the script is made available for on-site use when visiting The Museum. Assisted listening devices for The Museum Theater are available upon request.