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Dear Friends: Welcome to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. We are honored that you have chosen to join us for one of the nearly 300 programs we offer annually. As a not-for-profit cultural center, it is our mission to inspire, educate, and empower through the arts and humanities; and it is our hope that each of our programs, made possible by the generosity of our donors, sponsors, members, and guests, will do just that.

This summer, our efforts to preserve and interpret the cultural, social and political events of the 1960s while presenting a selection of artistic opportunities for a variety of audiences will be at the forefront of our work. Our reimagined arts and humanities-based programs like PLAY: Theatre, PLAY: Music, and Project Identity: Sessions will expose young participants to the transformative power of the arts. New series like Moonlit Movie Mondays will bring the community together to enjoy classic cinema under the stars on our outdoor Terrace Stage, while the exceptional Sundays with Friends Chamber Music Series and Bradstan Cabaret Series return to our intimate Event Gallery.

The Museum at Bethel Woods will continue to attract visitors from around the world with its work to interpret the decade of the 1960s, while preserving the historic 1969 Woodstock site. This year’s special exhibit, THREADS, presented in collaboration with Andy Hilfiger, connects ’60s fashion to modern rockwear.

The Pavilion Stage will of course continue to host some of the world’s greatest talent —from superstars like Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga to rock stars like Van Halen and Def Leppard to icons like Neil Young and Jackson Browne—enabling hundreds of thousands of guests to again gather on our historic grounds, united by a universal love of music.

We invite you to take a deeper look at all that Bethel Woods has to offer—we don’t think you’ll be disappointed. As you do, please keep in mind that your continued support is critical to preserving our cultural treasure for generations to come. We invite you to learn more about how you can become a part of that critical support network by becoming a donor, sponsor, member, or volunteer.

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AN INTERVIEW WITH

Bryan Adams

On June 19 Bethel Woods will host Bryan Adams as he celebrates the 30th anniversary of his Reckless album known for mega hits like “Run to You,” “Kids Wanna Rock,” and “Summer of ’69.”

The summer of ’69 holds a lot of significance at the Bethel Woods site, but for Bryan Adams, the song is not about the iconic Woodstock festival but rather “youth, nostalgia, and looking back on making love for the first time.”

His songs became coming-of-age anthems for thousands of young people who remain dedicated fans today. “One of the great joys of returning to play the entire album is to hear the people singing the songs.

It’s the greatest tribute a songwriter could ever have,” Adams says of this year’s anniversary tour.

A talented guitarist, singer, and songwriter, Adams is a versatile artist whose skills and interests extend far beyond music. For well over 10 years, he has been developing a reputation as a photographer capturing shots of a variety of well-known celebrities.

He has intertwined these passions into the work of The Bryan Adams Foundation.

“Lately we have been focusing on helping the wounded veterans returning from Iraq

and Afghanistan. I released a book of photos last year called Wounded - The Legacy of War which is comprised of a series of British war veterans who have returned very badly wounded from duty.”

He also works to ensure that today’s children have the same opportunities to be inspired by the arts as he did. “One of the programs we support with the foundation is supplying musical instruments to my local school in London. It has so far been a great success.”

TO READ THE FULL INTERVIEW VISIT BETHELWOODSCENTER.ORG/BLOG

FROM CENTER FIELD TO CENTER STAGE

Bernie Williams TALKS ABOUT HIS PASSIONS “I don’t know if I was as gifted as some of the kids that I grew up with,” four-time World Series champion and five-time baseball All-Star, Bernie Williams says modestly. After a 16-year career with the New York Yankees, Williams has been able to turn a passion for music that developed as a child growing up in Puerto Rico into a second successful career.

“A profound influence was my mother,” recalls Williams. “A 40-year educator in Puerto Rico public schools, she believed in well-rounded education for her kids, so in addition to core curriculum, she wanted to make sure we had exposure to athletics and the arts, specifically music.

We weren’t rich but we were taught the value of education.”

“I think that the one quality my family instilled in me was perseverance and a strong work ethic. A lot of what people perceive as being natural is really the product of a lot of long nights and hard work.” Two things that are still constant forces in Williams’s life, who today is a fulltime student studying Jazz Performance.

His exposure to the arts as a child has led Bernie to become involved with causes that help to ensure young people are able to have similar experiences, including Little Kids Rock. “The organization brings instruments and music closer to kids in schools which have fallen victims to the budget cuts in the arts and music. My involvement certainly draws from my life experiences, and how much fun I had growing up and learning an instrument, and how rewarding it was when I would learn to play a song and be able to perform in front of others.”

Long-time fans of the multi-talented and gracious Bernie Williams can enjoy his transition from center field to center stage, and a lucky few who purchase VIP tickets will get the chance to meet the legend, when he performs in the intimate, indoor Event Gallery on June 28.

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ROCK OF AGES

DEF LEPPARD’S PHIL COLLEN TALKS ABOUT THE POWER OF CREATIVE EXPRESSION “I didn’t pick up the guitar because I wanted to be a musician - for me, it was a tool of expression, a way to communicate,” explains Collen who joined Def Leppard in 1982.

Receiving his first guitar at 13 changed his life. “I never suffered teenage angst when everyone around me really did. I lived in East London and it was tough. Things my buddies got into were awful, but I was able to channel it through music. I had an outlet, a way to let off steam.”

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As a teenager, his cousin first introduced him to Woodstock alumni like Jimi Hendrix and Richie Havens, who Collen lists as major influences today. “My cousin would have

all these bootlegs of everything from Deep Purple to Woodstock. To me, Woodstock was the mecca – it was a big, big deal.”

The thought of performing for the first time on those sacred grounds on July 11 gives Collen a thrill. “I’m excited. I really am. I seriously am – and I don’t usually get like that. This is actually really cool. I’m amazed we’ve never played there before, so this will be great.”

As someone whose life has been transformed by the power of the arts, he believes strongly that children should have open access to a variety of artistic opportunities. “A lot of young people are

missing the ability to communicate verbally and they get really frustrated and confused.

The arts provide a way to let it all out.”

And Collen stresses that it’s not just music that can have this effect. “Any kind of art form – from poetry to painting – I’ve brought myself to tears writing songs and I’m not a weepy kind of guy, so it’s amazing that it can bring it out of me. I suggest it to anyone.”

An open mind and fierce belief in individuality have led Collen to a successful and rewarding career. “I don’t like segregation in any form and that comes out in my music and the way I live my life. Blend it all together.

There’s good stuff in everything. If you’re

“When you’re inspired, you can be taken somewhere almost heavenly.”

secure and you feel that there’s integrity in what you’re creating, that’s what matters.”

And as Collen explains, blending all genres of music is the best way to pay tribute to the legacy of Woodstock. “What was Woodstock? It was bringing together all types of music. So stay open – that’s what keeps the spirit going.”

Def Leppard joins us with Styx and Tesla on July 11.

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Local Kids

SHARE THE STAGE WITH KIDZ BOP Five-year-old Andrew Demarest was sitting on the lawn at a Green Day concert when front-man Billie Joe told the audience, “I need a drummer on stage.” Demarest nervously waved his hands high in the air hoping to be picked. He wasn’t, but at that moment he knew he wanted music to be a part of his life.

Demarest is fulfilling his dreams as a drummer in Walden’s New York School of Music. He and his bandmates, all 15-16 years old, Brendan Cicardo, Josh Doro, Matthew Kocienda, Ben Kohn, Shawn McNair, and Rose Tommasi, are one of two teen local acts who will open for Kidz Bop, the number-one music brand for kids, on July 18 at Bethel Woods.

Sharing the spotlight will be Breach The Barrier, a local band from Narrowsburg. Led by 15-year-old McKinley Bernitt, who has participated in arts and humanities education programming at Bethel Woods, including Project: Identity, these young rockers promote “being yourself, being an original and not being afraid to breach the barrier.”

Joining McKinley on stage are: Bryce Maopolski, 12; Reece Maopolski, 11; and John Muzuruk, 13.

Bethel Woods is delighted to partner with Kidz Bop to provide this exciting opportunity to showcase the talent of our local young people, and together the organizations have also organized a special miniperformance for 200 children served by the Boys & Girls Club, as we continue our work to make the arts accessible to everyone in our community.

Since 2001, Kidz Bop has sold over 15 million albums and 4.3 million tracks, releasing 28 albums of pop song covers performed by a cast that changes every three years. The current Kidz: Bredia, Matt, Grant, and Ashlynn will also spend time talking chatting with the Club kids about the importance of music and the arts in their lives.

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The Odd Couple

60 YEARS AND A LEGION OF LITTLE MONSTERS BETWEEN THEM, BUT TONY BENNETT AND LADY GAGA BELONG CHEEK TO CHEEK Between Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga they have 24 Grammys, 7 Emmys, 13 MTV Music Video Awards, 13 Guinness World Records— and two foundations dedicated to improving children’s lives.

For as long as Tony Bennett has been releasing chart-topping albums, he has been a passionate activist. In 1965, he joined Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Selma, Alabama to march for equal voting rights, later receiving a “Salute to Greatness” award from the Martin Luther King Center and being recognized by the United Nations as a Citizen of the World.

Sometimes nicknamed “Tony Benefit,” he’s also renowned for his philanthropic work, raising millions for juvenile diabetes, and founding Exploring the Arts with his wife Susan, a former public school teacher.

Their organization transforms the lives of young people through arts education, partnering with schools nationwide to provide access and opportunity for

underserved youth through in-school and after-school art programs.

Just like Bennett, Lady Gaga is celebrated for her activism. Founder of the Born This Way Foundation, Gaga is a champion for anti-bullying and LGBT causes and is committed to supporting the wellness of young people and empowering them to create a kinder and braver world.

Together these classically trained legends are taking the world by storm with their unexpected chemistry and vocal firepower on the Cheek To Cheek tour, thrilling audiences with their jazzy renditions of beloved standards as Gaga’s Little Monsters experience the Great American Songbook beside Baby Boomers who’ve been enthralled by Bennett’s talent for over six decades. Don’t miss this once-in-alifetime experience when these New York legends grace Bethel Woods’ stage on July 25.

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The staff at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts is trained in emergency preparedness and evacuation procedures. In the event of an emergency, please follow the direction of our staff for your safety and the safety of others.

We will monitor weather conditions and update you as quickly as possible. Should we need to evacuate for severe weather, Pavilion guests are asked to remain in their seats, provided it is safe to do so.

Lawn guests should follow staff directions and immediately return to their vehicles. In the event of lightning, enclosed motor vehicles can provide shelter as long as you do not touch the metal framework during the storm. Remain in your vehicle until the lightning threat has ended. No place outside is safe if lightning is in the vicinity. Should you find yourself without shelter, stay away from the tallest objects (trees, light poles, flag poles), metal objects (fences), standing pools of water and open fields.

Guests can tune-in to FM 107.7 for updates on the situation and the performance. Information can also be found by following Bethel Woods on Facebook and Twitter, or downloading the free Bethel Woods app. You may contact Bethel Woods Security at 845-583-2062 or text message your question/ concern to 69050, keyword ‘bethel’ <space> question/issue & location.

For your safety, medical personnel are on site for all Bethel Woods Pavilion concerts.

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It Was All…Alright AN INTERVIEW WITH THE MARSHALL TUCKER BAND LEAD SINGER AND FOUNDING MEMBER DOUG GRAY Formed in 1972, The Marshall Tucker Band plays about 200 shows annually with no plans of stopping. In his southern drawl, Doug Gray explained, “When someone has a tear in their eye or a smile on their face, that’s what keeps you around for 40 years.”

Returning from Vietnam in late 1969, he recalls the lingering impact of the Woodstock festival. “There was freedom of music… expression. An opportunity for [people] to state what they wanted through music.”

As explored in The Museum at Bethel Woods, the festival occurred at the height of the hippie movement, which challenged social norms. “Everyone thought they were just a bunch of lowlife hippies, but I think Woodstock started something. It reminded people that it wasn’t so bad. So forget the problems—and remember that it was all alright.”

Gray also stressed the importance of musical evolution, describing himself as a fan of everything from American Idol to the Pointer Sisters to violinist Stephane Grappelli. “I don’t know what it is but certain songs just open up a thing in your brain and you say, ‘that’s cool’.”

“I know music is getting better, it’s evolving back to emotional music. The same way you remember your first kiss, people remember the first time they heard music that spoke to them.”

This summer, The Marshall Tucker Band returns with Lynyrd Skynyrd on August 14.

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Jackson Browne PERFORMS ON SEPT 19 For decades, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Jackson Browne has been inspiring individuals through his words. Writing and performing some of the most literate and moving songs in popular music, and helping to define a genre of songwriting – one charged with honesty, emotion, and personal politics. From “The Pretender” to “Running on Empty,” “Take it Easy,” and “Somebody’s Baby” his songs resonate as the soundtrack to our lives.

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The message has always been central to his music, and can be found throughout songs he wrote for himself, and others including Bruce Springsteen, The Eagles, Gregg Allman, Joan Baez, Linda Ronstadt, and the Byrds, among others. On the way to becoming one of the best-loved musicians of our time, selling over 18 million records in the U.S., he became a celebrated and well-known activist and arts advocate, too. He found an early interest in environmental, social justice and educational causes, fighting against Three Mile Island and nuclear power in 1979 and helping to form Musicians for Safe Energy.

Political protest found powerful expression in his 1986 release, Lives In The Balance, and he’s been active in Farm Aid, Amnesty International, Why Hunger, and 1% for the Planet.

As co-founder of Success Through the Arts, Browne shares a similar mission with Bethel Woods, inspiring and empowering young people through the performing arts. His organization works with K-12 schools in South Los Angeles to level the institutional and achievement gaps by igniting a passion for the arts, enhancing self-esteem, academic achievement, self-discipline, and social responsibility.

The latest album in Browne’s 40-year career, Standing In The Breach, continues his legacy of thoughtful reflection. A collection of deeply personal, sometimes political songs, explores love, hope, and defiance in the face of the uncertainties of modern life.

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A SPECIAL EXHIBIT AT THE MUSUEM AT BETHEL WOODS There is an undeniable connection between fashion and music: creative expression, joy, happiness. Some would say the two go hand in hand. Dare we say they are inseparable? Come see how the spirit and creativity of both blend in perfect harmony in The Museum’s Special Exhibit Gallery.

Threads is an exhibit with attitude, where you can lose yourself for a while in hip

clothing and rock rags from the 1960s and early 1970s. You can even dress like a rock star in the “Rock Star Photo Studio” and post your photos to social media or email your friends.

The exhibit is co-curated by Andy Hilfiger, fashion designer and musician who has toured with the Ramones, Kid Rock, and Blue Oyster Cult. It draws heavily on his personal collection of vintage clothing, and the rock couture he has created for stars including Stephen Tyler, Keith Richards, and others. Once asked whether he prefers designing clothes or performing music Hilfiger said, “I like wearing the clothes and playing the music.”

Over 40 vintage outfits in four categories are featured, showcasing how 1960s clothing has influenced modern styles.

Fashionistas, collectors, and rock fans of all ages will enjoy everything from street and rock fashions, to second-hand, haute couture, military, and theater styles.

Threads is on display through December 31.

Visit BethelWoodsCenter.org/Threads to help fund this exhibition.

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PEACE, LOVE, AND YOGA Sitting in a lotus pose before a crowd that approached half a million, he said music was “the celestial sound that controls the whole universe.’’ With that, Sri Swami Satchidananda opened the 1969 Woodstock festival. Over the course of the weekend Tom Law, a yoga practitioner and member of the Hog Farm commune, led morning yoga practice that helped to keep the peaceful vibe.

On September 12, Satchidananda’s Integral Yoga Institute and Law will return for the first annual Live Well, Be Well Festival – A Day of Peace and Yoga.

Gwen Lawrence, yoga instructor for the NY Giants and Yankees will lead a master

yoga class, and DJ HyFi, will bring his signature musical style to compliment the event.

In addition, classes for yogis of all abilities including explorations of Vinyasa, Kundalini, Classical Integral, Chakra Flow, Acroyoga, Yin, and children’s yoga will be taught outdoors by local instructors.

A walk of the grounds to the Woodstock monument and a market with handmade goods and healthy food options will round out the day.

With yoga’s proven ability to improve physical and psychological wellbeing, the festival is a fitting addition to Bethel Woods programming, supporting the organization’s mission to positively impact its community. All festivals at Bethel Woods celebrate the region’s beauty and talent by showcasing local artists, farmers, crafters, and creators, while welcoming guests to enjoy the peaceful setting and scenic vistas of the campus.

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Bethel Woods is proud of this heritage and takes its stewardship of this historic place seriously. In 2014, the museum commissioned a study—a Cultural Landscape Report—to better understand the site’s history, its current condition, and the clues that remain to help us

understand the continuity and change through the years. The report helps to reveal the history that lies within the rolling hills, forest, and fields of the Woodstock festival site.

The Woodstock festival was a watershed moment at the end of a decade of extreme cultural change, highs, and lows. Bethel Woods thanks those who recognize the importance of maintaining the historic integrity of this site. By doing so, we help to safeguard our community’s heritage, making it available to future generations for civic enjoyment and educational activities.

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Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Williams are residents of Dover, New Jersey with a second home in Bethel. As longtime supporters of Bethel Woods, they understand the value of arts and humanities education. They also understand the geographic and financial challenges our region’s young people face to experience the arts.

Now, thanks to the Williams Endowed Education Fund, even more young people will be afforded the opportunity to take part in immersive programs on topics like civil rights, music, and culture. In our programs students gain hands on experience performing in theatrical and musical productions; creating and collaborating on original works; and designing sets and costumes; while exploring their creativity, building confidence and learning valuable life skills.

The Williams Endowed Education Fund aims to provide financial support toward tuition and transportation assistance for the children and youth of the Hudson Valley region so that they may attend Bethel Woods programs. The Fund will also support future programming participation.

You can help bridge the gap with a contribution to The Williams Endowed Education Fund. Just complete our secure online donation form at BethelWoodsCenter.org/ Endowment or contact Dr. John Farkas at 845.295.2403.

“Mason was awarded a scholarship and it helped defray the cost…

The most important thing she gained from these experiences is an increased confidence in life and the desire to work hard and excel.”

— Mason’s mom, Jamie Clark

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THANK YOU TO OUR 2014 DONORS These generous contributors help us to offer free and low cost programming in the arts and humanities while continuing to expand the number of programs and participants we serve.

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BETHEL WOODS CENTER FOR THE ARTS MEMBERS Paul Brooks Charles T. Brown Katie and Linda Brown Dr. Kris Bungay and Jim O’Sullivan Linda R. Canonico and John Clement The Captain’s Table of Monroe NY, Inc. Michael Caputo Paul Carlucci Mark and Eileen Carson Judy Carton and Barbara Macfie Children’s Safe Stay Inc. Kathleen A. Christie Steve and Lisa Clark Mark P. and Cynthia J. Coleman The Condon and McCoy Families Hon. and Mrs. Joseph Covello Dain’s Lumber Laura B. and Frank Damone Thomas Davies Mr. and Mrs Glenn B. Davis R Dawson Dispoz A Blade Arthur DeDominicis and Donna Vandermark (Donna-V) Mary Lou and Raymond Dee Stephen and Joann DeFlorio Mr. and Mrs. John DeFluri Susan D’Egidio

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Cynthia and Ira Shechter Todd Skrzeczkowski Smith Kitchen & Bath Gallery Helen J. Spicka Anastasia P. Stekas Alice Stephens Brian Swallow Karen Taylor Thruway Plumbing Steven Vavricka Lisa Weigel Daniel and Kathleen Welton Family James Weltzer Sally Ann Whalen Marion Windt and Barbara Schwalb Dennis J. Wood Ed and Tara Wood Manny Yzaguirre (V) signifies that a member is also a Bethel Woods Volunteer Although every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we may have unintentionally overlooked someone. If this is the case, please accept our apology and notify us immediately.

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