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BETHEL WOODS CENTER FOR THE ARTS BOARD OF TRUSTEES Alan Gerry, Founder & Chairman Darlene Fedun, CEO Kathy Frommer Jeffrey Gerson Ronald Greenberg Paul Guenther Nick LaHowchic Steve Marton D.W. Porto Stuart Salenger Ari Straus Keith Suehnholz Mike Watkins

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Dear Friends: Welcome to the 10th Anniversary Season at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. We are thrilled you have chosen to celebrate this important milestone with us and we look forward to many more years of inspiring generations through peace, love, and music at our historic site. We are grateful to you—our donors, sponsors, members, and guests, as well as our dedicated team of volunteers and staff—for your ongoing support throughout the past decade.

This summer, we are steadfast in our efforts to ensure that each guest is inspired by their experience here. We continue to expand our programming, empower individuals, and educate young people through the arts and humanities. We are collaborating with The New School on our PLAY: Music and PLAY: Theater programs to bring skilled teaching artists to The Conservatory programming. WoodsTalk: Live events present thought-provoking speakers, while our WoodsTalk blog offers a forum for in-depth discussion of important topics or a peek behind the scenes through artist interviews.

The Museum continues to provide context and understanding of The Sixties era and its relevance today, and our historic site remains on bucket lists worldwide, as it becomes a touchstone for a new generation. This year’s Special Exhibit, Rights, Race & Revolutions: A Portrait of LIFE in 1960s America by Grey Villet, tells the emotional stories of a past that continues to shape the present.

The Pavilion season features acts from near and far—including Motown legend Smokey Robinson, worldwide sensation Pitbull, and homegrown success stories Gavin DeGraw, Andy Grammer, and Aaron Tveit. A new collaboration with the Shandelee Music Festival, PLAY: The Classics, will offer world-class classical performances for all ages, in addition to the wide variety of intimate musical experiences offered in our indoor Event Gallery. While we will be commemorating our 10th anniversary all season long, we hope you’ll join us for A Gathering at Bethel Woods: Celebrating a Decade of Peace, Love & Music on July 2.

We invite you return soon to explore all that Bethel Woods has to offer, and ask that you please keep in mind that ticket sales generate only a fraction of the funds necessary to support the not-for-profit work of this organization and maintain this beautiful gathering place for your enjoyment. Your support is critical to the sustainability of our efforts to preserve the historic site of the 1969 Woodstock festival, interpret the social, political, and cultural impacts of the ’60s and their relevance today, and provide access to the arts and humanities in our schools and community. We hope you will consider how you might become more involved in these efforts.

Thank you for joining us to enjoy the magic of Bethel Woods and for supporting our efforts to unite diverse audiences through a common love of music and the arts.

Cheers to the 10th Anniversary and an encore to many more,

Darlene Fedun

Darlene Fedun Chief Executive Officer

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BETHEL WOODS CENTER FOR THE ARTS STAFF DARLENE FEDUN ERIC FRANCES JOHN A. FARKAS, Ph.D.

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER & GENERAL MANAGER

CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE CEO

SR. DIRECTOR OF MARKETING, COMMUNICATIONS & EVENTS DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & TALENT COORDINATION DIRECTORS OF CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS MARKETING MANAGER INSTITUTIONAL MARKETING COORDINATOR FESTIVALS COORDINATOR

SR. DIRECTOR OF ARTS & HUMANITIES EDUCATION & OUTREACH MANAGERS EDUCATION & OUTREACH COORDINATOR

Kathleen Christie Christine Bunce & Laura Moran laura ferranti

MUSEUM DIRECTOR & SENIOR CURATOR ASSOCIATE CURATOR REGISTRAR/ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR

Wade Lawrence Megan Culbert Robin Green

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT GIFT OFFICER MEMBERSHIP MANAGER DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

SR. DIRECTOR OF FACILITIES & GROUNDS SR. DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION GROUNDS SUPERINTENDANT PRODUCTION MANAGER OPERATIONS MANAGER MANAGER OF EVENT SECURITY HOUSEKEEPING MANAGER HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISOR GROUNDS SUPERVISOR/MECHANIC SECURITY SUPERVISOR GROUNDSKEEPER FOREMAN HUMAN RESOURCES COORDINATOR HUMAN RESOURCES/OPERATIONS COORDINATOR LOGISTICS COORDINATOR FACILITIES TECHNICIAN/PROPERTY MANAGER FACILILTIES TECHNICIANS

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Audrey Garro Aaron Fumarola Kathleen Welton Laurie Thelman Susan Dreifuss Al D’Auria James Reilly Greg Lotorto Patrick Murphy Frank Segro Trevor Peachey Ed Jacobsen Bonnie Crum Carl Smith Philip Bellows Joshua Cunningham Donna Kortright Lauren Jones Chris Cormier Daniel Melchick Tim LaGrutta & Timothy Crumley

Select concerts produced in association with: Live Nation New York – Music Thanks to our dedicated seasonal and part-time support and guest relations staff, and devoted team of volunteers for their outstanding service to our guests.

Special thanks to: The NYS Police, Sullivan County Sheriff’s Department, Town of Bethel Law Enforcement, the Kauneonga Lake Fire Department, and the White Lake Fire Department.

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SHOULD A WEATHER EMERGENCY STRIKE, FOLLOW THE DIRECTION OF BETHEL WOODS STAFF AND REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS ON PAGE 26 OF THIS MAGAZINE.

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Bethel Woods Center for the Arts is profoundly grateful to these organizations and individuals for their long-standing support: GERRY FOUNDATION GRANITE ASSOCIATES

BETHEL WOODS CENTER FOR THE ARTS, BOARD OF TRUSTEES ALAN GERRY, FOUNDER & CHAIRMAN • DARLENE FEDUN, CEO • KATHY FROMMER • JEFFREY GERSON RONALD GREENBERG • PAUL GUENTHER • NICK LAHOWCHIC • STEVE MARTON D.W. PORTO • STUART SALENGER • ARI STRAUS • KEITH SUEHNHOLZ • MIKE WATKINS MUSEUM AT BETHEL WOODS, BOARD OF TRUSTEES DARLENE FEDUN, CEO • MICHAEL FISHER • DENISE FRANGIPANE WADE LAWRENCE • KEITH SUEHNHOLZ • PHIL VALLONE THANK YOU FOR THE STRONG SUPPORT AND UNDERWRITING OF EDUCATION AND HUMANITIES PROGRAMMING AT BETHEL WOODS

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Since opening the doors in 2006, Bethel Woods has grown and developed into a multifaceted cultural destination, helping to transform the community by inspiring, educating and empowering individuals through the arts and humanities.

As the organization celebrates its 10th Anniversary, a look back at the highlights of the first decade: In the glow of a warm JULY 1 evening in 2006, Bethel Woods inaugural season begins with the New York Philharmonic.

A total of nine Pavilion concerts attracts nearly 60,000 people.

In 2007, 16 concerts are presented to 86,000 fans, and the Harvest Festival enters its 10th season.

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Local students gather as history is made in January when America inaugurates its first African American president. 2009 also marks the 40th Anniversary of the Woodstock festival and “Freedom� echoes across the festival field again. Thousands return to celebrate and the Woodstock Alumni Registry is launched to record first The Museum at Bethel Woods opens on person stories in the preservation records.

JUNE 2, 2008 and is honored with two And the volunteer program is launched to prestigious awards. People from all over the support the growing organization. world visit to learn The Story of the ‘60s and Woodstock. The Event Gallery presents In 2010, The Museum presents The Wall its first intimate indoor performances, and that Heals, a half-scale replica of the new community and education programs Vietnam Memorial Wall on the Great Lawn. offer families greater access to the arts The 500,000th concert fan is celebrated, and humanities. and the Pavilion is ranked #39 among

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worldwide amphitheaters. In December, the first Holiday Market is a great success.

In 2011, it takes just 53 minutes for Elton John’s Pavilion concert to sell-out. Corks pop at the Market Sheds on October 1 at the first annual Wine Festival. The World Stage Series of performances encourages youth to engage with and learn about other cultures.

2012 is pivotal. Founder, Alan Gerry, transforms Bethel Woods from a project of the Gerry Foundation to a stand-alone 501(c)(3) public charity governed by an independent board of trustees. Bethel Woods takes a carefully planned approach In 2014, 45 years after Woodstock, a new to expand outreach, education programs, generation of music fans begin to make and impact as a whole. their own memories on this hallowed ground at Mysteryland USA, the first music and camping festival to return since 1969.

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In 2013, 52 community and educational programs provide creative thinking and problem solving skills to area youth. The Harvest Festival marks its 15th season. The Eagles visit the Pavilion stage and fans say goodbye to Richie Havens.

In 2015, nearly 30,000 are inspired through education and community outreach programs. The Pavilion stage is graced with performances by Jackson Browne, Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga and the Pollstar ranking rises to #22 in the world.

In 2016, Bethel Woods embarks on the next decade with great enthusiasm. Educated by the past, empowered by the present and inspired by what the future holds.

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SATURDAYS AT THE WOODS

Whether you are a parent seeking new avenues to expose and engage your children, or a teacher looking to expand your student’s classroom experience, Bethel Woods offers a variety of programs for children and families at The Conservatory and The Museum. Every year education and community outreach programming at Bethel Woods brings creative exploration, learning, and the lessons of The Sixties to over 20,000 people of all ages.

PROJECT: IDENTITY PHOTOGRAPHY

This summer popular programs including PLAY: Music and PLAY: Theater return.

Conducted in collaboration with The New School they provide opportunities to delve deeper into the creative process in an engaging environment to gain, improve, and expand skills. Anchored in social engagement and personal empowerment, these programs expose young people to the arts, and encourages them to bring their own voice to the creation of songs, music, and theater.

: LIVE WOODSTALK

The Flicks film series is sure to please many different audiences, showcasing drama, comedy, horror, family, independent films, and even offering families the opportunity to spend a Night in The Museum. Returning to the Terrace Stage this summer, Moonlit Movie Mondays brings cult classics to the big screen under the stars. These fun, interactive experiences are sure to get the entire audience involved!

WoodsTalk: Live is an engaging series of speakers and workshops, which explores the power and possibility of the arts and humanities. It is aimed to inspire critical thinking and provoke community involvement and discussion.

The WoodsTalk Blog explores the ideals of the 1960s, the importance of the arts and humanities, and the positive impact CONTINUED...

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of culture on our world. It encourages Keep an eye out for other favorites at The the community, near and far, to join the Conservatory, including Saturdays at the conversation at blog.bethelwoods.org.

Woods and Project: Identity. Saturdays at the Woods begins September 17 for Bethel Woods continues to also work ages 0-13, and provides a fun way to get collaboratively with local school districts, the whole family involved in art-based ensuring the arts remain accessible to exploration. Project: Identity, designed our youth by bringing programming into to give teens the opportunity to learn the our schools, and hosting classes in The technical basics, artistic practices, and Museum. The E:3 Engage. Experience. professional standards of photography, Explore. program offers grades K-12 digital media, and more while collaborating access to exciting performances in local with peers and putting together portfolios, schools and Bethel Woods’ Event Gallery, is a free program held in the spring, with a focus on audience participation summer, and fall for teens ages 14-18. and self-expression. Explore the ‘60s is a field trip program that brings the lessons For more information on upcoming of the ‘60s to life through a three module educational offerings, available approach, inviting groups to use The scholarships, and to register, please Museum and its resources to explore visit: BethelWoodsCenter.org. connections to themes including civil rights and the Woodstock Music and Art Fair.

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Major support for Education and Outreach programming for individuals and families is provided by The American Gift Fund, Annelise Gerry and Family, Robyn Gerry, The Rhulen Loughlin Family—In Memory of Trevor John Loughlin, and Montreign Resort Casino. Transportation and scholarships is made possible in part by TD Charitable Foundation and The Williams Endowed Education Fund at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. Additional listings of support may be found at BethelWoodsCenter.org.

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AT THE MUSEUM tells the story of the 1960s and The Museum at Bethel Woods t serving to preserve and interpre the Woodstock festival, while d pire ins ugh the ‘60s or are this historic site. If you lived thro remain so relevant today—The by the ideals of the era—which no other.

Museum is a destination like This season, the Special Exhibit Gallery presents Rights, Race & Revolutions: A Portrait of LIFE in 1960s America by Grey Villet, a powerful exhibit that documents a small part of an important photo journalist’s career. Spanning from the 1950s through the 1970s, the exhibit features stunning images of the famous—Kennedy, Nixon, Castro, Ali, and Sugar Ray—as well as everyday heroes of the civil rights movement, the Cuban revolution, and small American communities. Villet’s photo essays for LIFE magazine were sensitively and meaningfully selected for the exhibition and described by his wife, Barbara, whom Grey met while working at LIFE. As a writer and editor for the magazine, she and her husband represented a formidable team, and the results of their collaboration will be on view through December 31.

Woodstock to happen on his property, and the art of Peter Max, perhaps the most famous artist of the 1960s.

Downstairs, in addition to the custom Orange County Choppers motorcycle, the newly installed Corridor Gallery exhibit: 3 Days of Peace & Music, answers your requests for more information about the bands that played at Woodstock. In 32 vignettes, the exhibit includes photos and details of each band’s performance and career, as well as their current album in 1969.

Down the hall, the new Crossroads Gallery features a Bethel Woods 10th Anniversary exhibit entitled Tonight on the Pavilion Stage, displaying photographs of every performance since 2006. Relive the excitement of each concert you attended, or see what you missed. Just don’t miss this The Recent Acquisitions display in the inspiring exhibit that celebrates ten years Lobby showcases some of the historical of world-class music at Bethel Woods. artifacts that have recently been added to Visit BethelWoodsCenter.org for more the permanent collection. The display is information on adult programming, in two parts: items related to Max Yasgur, speakers, films, and more! the Bethel dairy farmer who allowed PRESENTING SPONSOR General support for The Museum at Bethel Woods is provided by a grant from the William and Elaine Kaplan Private Foundation.

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Bethel Woods’ efforts are attracting the attention and financial support of individuals who also want to invest in the future of Bethel Woods. Andrew Jacobson is the first to make a gift through his estate to the not-for-profit cultural center.

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Mr. and Ms. Ronald Leal in Memory of Richard O. Ullman Douglas Matthews In Honor of Buddy and Jake Tim and Cheryl McCausland Museum Association of New York Ovations Food Services Ralph A. Pascucci, Myriad Productions John Peralo and Evelyn Garcia-Peralo Randy Regan The Rennert Family Sean Rieber Robert Green Chevy Olds, Inc. Michael Roth The Rudnitsky Family Peter K. Scaturro James and Kelly Schmitt Lauren Seikaly and Michael Huber Fred and Jennifer Shubert Geoge Sifre Jordan Slutsky Richard Stieglitz , Jr. Dominic Taglialatella The Tucker Family James Vipond Leonard J. Weiss Dr. Maureen Whipple Joseph Williams Andrew and Julie Wilshinsky Woodloch Pines, Inc. Zubatkin Owner Representation, LLC Kevin Zraly

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Joan Giordano Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R. Gittleman Paula Goebel Linda M. Gold Amy Goodstein Daniel Grabher Barbara Grandolfo In Memory of Gordon Dexter Robin Green and Mary Roth Thomas V. Guarino Tammy Gubser In Honor of Levon Helm Russ Heyman Hill-N-Dale Abstractors HV Restoration Gaye Kanacki Lieberman Karl and Tracy Kaplan Steven B. Kaufman The Klingman Family Linda and Marty Laverso Judith Levine Rhena Lipps Bruce and Judy Lott Thelma R. Lublin Stolzer Ken Lynch Pearl Madnick in Memory of Wally Madnick Phyllis Malinosky Rick and Jenese Martinez Susan McConnell Katherine Menges Andrea Millas Lorraine and Dave Mosiniak John Mullins Murrayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Free Roaming Chicken Dan Nacinovich Dr. Harold L. Nelson Jr., VMD Carol L. Nelson Joseph T. Nolan John Pavese Jr Helen Poplawski Marvin and Denise Rappaport Ruben Rebuffo Red Cottage Inc. Chris and Steve Reiser Anthony D. Ring In Memory of Jeffrey B. Stele Richard Rose Elizabeth B. Rowley Dorothy Satenberg Tom Scarda Alan Schantz Karen Shaffer In Memory of Brian Shaffer Rita Skjold Lawrence Smith Dr. Sarah Smith, Psy.D Spencer Printing, Inc. Andra Sramek Stephanie and Joab Stieglitz Michael Sullivan Super Suds Tom and Cynthia Terkhorn Anna Torres

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Anthony and Nancy Kane Larry and Barbara Katz Marilee Kaufman John M. Lambkin Charles Langer Wade and Laurie Lawrence Randy Lewis and Melissa Holden Gregory Limon Mr. and Mrs. Len Lojewski Ruth Magid and Debra and Michael Lofaro Andy and Gail Mauriello Lynn H. Nichols Piccolo Paese Steve and Ellen Pope Premier Parking Services & Systems, LLC Ronald F. Regen Chip Reichhard Rolling V Bus Corporation Mary Roth Barbara Salan Thomas Shea Robert and Jeanmarie Silsbe Gary and Diane Silver Don Simkin Claudia and Steve Smith Dennis and Nancy Solow Marina Staikos Mark C. Van Sluyters Malcolm and Susan Stewart

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Bob Forte Rick Foster Arthur Fowler In Memory of Frances Fowler Kristen Geoghegan William Gertz Arnie and Ronnie Ginsberg In Memory of John Heldrich Charles N. Gordon Jonathan Gould Greco - Delia Beth Greenberg Thomas and Beverly Hacker Barbara Hahn David R. Hall SSG RET and Mrs. Stuart Hansen In Honor of Zack Healy Raymond Hull Debra P. Ingrando-Deentremont E. Janowitz and B. Gross In Memory John Rizzotti Elliott Kivell In Memory of Steven Gorlin Maryanne Konkowski John and Lori Kurz Andy Kyriacou Dan LaVoie In Memory of Richie Havens Michael Lynch Tom and Becky Lupo Marlene and Howard Marmel In Memory of Frank Stratton The Morey Family Scott Munroe Jeff and Kathy Opperman Ramesh James Riley Patricia Roggero Helga Rupnick Dawn and Michael Ryder Rebecca Salon and J.P. Goldman Andrea Schechter Hope and Dennis Schuering Jack and Susan Scully Pat and Charlie Segar Arthur Shattuck Krista Sheptak William and Linda Silcox Kweon and Linda Stambaugh Stan The Man Kathleen Stephenson Jill Weston In Honor of Carole King Arthur Wilcox Larry Young Alan and Tana Zeigler 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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Brings his Southern Style to Bethel The last time Darius Rucker performed at Bethel Woods, he opened for Lady Antebellum in 2012. Now he returns on August 14 as the headliner. “It’s amazing to me. When it all started, all I wanted to do was make a record, and ultimately another one.” He’s certainly accomplished that. His fourth studio country album, Southern Style, was released in 2015, including his most recent #1 single, “Homegrown Honey.”

were huge for me as a young man. Even watching Richie Havens’ performance for me was spiritual. Those artists have influenced just about everyone in the music industry.”

The Hootie and the Blowfish Foundation was established to benefit children of South Carolina through education and music programs. Explaining the inspiration behind his work, “Children are our future. Everyone should have the opportunity to succeed in During his last visit, Rucker toured the life, and education is the way to succeed.” historic site and visited The Museum with his kids. When asked if they’ll join him “I always say believe in yourself. There’s this year, he explains “I hope so! They always going to be nay-sayers. People like to dwell on the negative. Don’t. Think love Woodstock.” positive and work hard.”

When talking about his own Woodstock influences, “I’m a huge Hendrix fan; Don’t miss Darius Rucker with Dan+Shay, Crosby Stills and Nash; I loved them. They and Michael Ray on Sunday, August 14.

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For GAVIN DEGRAW, it’s great to be home again. The Grammy® Award-nominated singer, who grew up in South Fallsburg, will perform with fellow locals ANDY GRAMMER and AARON TVIET at Bethel Woods on AUGUST 28. The concert marks the first time each of these homegrown talents will perform at Bethel Woods.

had a baby grand in a very small apartment in NYC. It makes me laugh now, but I must have been a nuisance to my neighbors.”

DeGraw said he was moved by how much Bethel Woods Founder and Chairman Alan Gerry personally appreciated the donation.

“We are lucky to have a guy like that “It’s going to be a like a reunion,” DeGraw who believes in Sullivan County the way said. “I have many friends there and I am he does, and who would help turn that looking forward to seeing them. I am historic Woodstock site into something that would continue to be relevant in our time,” coming home.”

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DeGraw, who now lives in Nashville, retains strong ties to the Catskills. In fact, he According to DeGraw, the history of donated his first baby grand piano to Bethel Woodstock was a significant inspiration to Woods, where it inspires young musicians him growing up in the region. looking to find their own avenues for “I was heavily influenced simply by self-expression. DeGraw wrote several having been told of the significance of the songs, including his 2005 single “Follow festival,” he said. “I listened to a lot of the Through,” on the piano. original Woodstock musicians. It gave “I bought that piano after I got a publishing me an appreciation for rock ‘n’ roll and deal. I was living in New York City and never songwriting.”

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Celebrating 23 Years of Classical Music in the Catskills

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Thursday, August 18, 8 pm featuring Hanchien Lee, solo piano

Tuesday, August 23, 8 pm “Evening of Choral Artistry” featuring Antioch Chamber Ensemble

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Classical music fans of all ages will have a truly unique opportunity to attend a variety of world-class performances over the next year at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts.

PLAY: THE CLASSICS is a five-part concert series that’s the result of a collaboration between Bethel Woods and Shandelee Music Festival. Through the partnership, the two organizations aim to attract classical music enthusiasts, and reach more young people interested in the arts.

“In addition to attracting traditional classical enthusiasts, PLAY: The Classics will have specific emphasis on reaching young adults to introduce a love and appreciation of classical music to new audiences and youth,” says Bethel Woods CEO Darlene Fedun.

Among the performers in the series is the CAPRICCI VIOLIN ENSEMBLE, hailing from the Kazakh National Academy of Music, performing “Souvenirs from Kazakhstan.” There will also be “An Evening of Chamber Music” with the HERMITAGE PIANO TRIO, along with an “Embrace” of two pianos combining classical music and jazz, featuring CRISTIANA PEGORARO and DANILO REA.

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President of Shandelee Music Festival Daniel Stroup, explains “Our goal is to present an unparalleled concert series and inspire young people, our future audience, with live classical concert experiences. PLAY: The Classics encompasses our vision.”

Support for PLAY: The Classics is crucial to its continued growth. The series is partially supported by gifts from Dr. John and Nancy Farkas, Richard and Karen Goodman, The Guenther Family, and Midori Yamanouchi, Ph.D.

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LESSONS FROM THE LAND What do we really know about the place where half a million people converged and Jimi, Richie, Janis, Sly, Carlos, and friends gave the performances of their lives?

To find out, The Museum at Bethel Woods commissioned a Cultural Landscape Report (CLR) which studies the physical site before, during, and after Woodstock to better understand the usage, landforms, vegetation, water features, permanent and temporary structures making up the site’s landscape. It provides a guide for viewing the site through time and directing preservation, restoration, and interpretation.

The CLR makes recommendations including restoring historic sightlines, identifying key locations, and developing innovative ways to encourage exploration, discovery, and learning.

With funding support from grants and donations, Bethel Woods will embark on initial projects, including field work to locate historic elements, developing hand-held interpretation aids, trail restoration through the Bindy Bazaar woods, opening sightlines at the Woodstock Monument, and ultimately pursuing listing in the National Register of Historic Places.

Work has begun on the protection and interpretation of several ‘witness trees’ and developing zones of protection guiding future development.

The CLR provides valuable lessons about preserving the hallowed ground and inspiration as to how best to share the story of a little piece of Sullivan County farmland which hosted one of the most significant cultural events in history.

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Your support year after year helps sustain and grow education, community outreach, and museum programs for students and families throughout the region.

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Anonymous Advance Testing Company Camp Chipinaw Mr. and Mrs. Ric Coombe Liz and Jeff Klotz Ann and Mitch Lowenthal Susan and Steven Marton Eileen and Emil Motl Orange Packaging Robert Green Chevy Olds, Inc., Mr. Robert S. Green and Ms. Jacqueline Ricciani Rondout Electric Cindy and Blaine Schwadel and Family Sterling National Bank

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Basil and Barns Roland and Lynn Bloomer David Brittenham and Carolyn Summers Terence Edwards Bill Goodman and Joanne Sherman Steve and Lynn Hastings

The Helfant Family Steven and Susan Herfield Andrew Jacobson (V) Charles and Cynthia Johnston S. and N. McDonald Moore Insurance Agency Frank and Robin Muth Mr. and Mrs. Steve Reiser The Rennert Family Gary and Mary May Schmidt Craig and Sue Van Cott/Unilam Vandermark Consulting, Inc.

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Anonymous Jill and Sam Alecci Armistead Mechanical Inc. Robert and Kevin Armistead Beck, Gogolski, Poska & Company, Inc. Billig, Loughlin & Baer LLP Bob and Ruthanne Bishop Dr. Barbara and Peter Blakey Blustein, Shapiro, Rich & Barone, LLP J. Frank and Susan Brown Brad Burnett and Robin Geiger Rick and Noreen Calderin Charlene and Matthew Canale Ida and Charles Cardona Clear-Rite Pools & Spas Inc. Dr. and Mr. Colton Robert Delio Michael and Barbara Lester Duffy Ken and Chris Emery Fallsburg Lumber Co. Joan Farrow and Family Randi and Lowell Feldman - Rolling Stone Ranch Caryn and Mark Follender Formaggio Italian Cheese Specialties Eric P. Frances Frank Siena Auto Sales Lynne Freda The Frey Family Jill and David Fuerst Susan Geras

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Richard and Karen Goodman Michael and Marla Gross Island Business Services Jerry Johnson and Matthew Van Houten Just-In-Time Contractors Stephen and Karen Kaufhold Susan and Lewis Kaufman Barbara Klapper Laurie Letvak and Barry Shoot Mr. and Mrs. Alan Madnick Stephen and Cindy Margulies Marcelle Matthews Robert and Julia Melvin Christine Miele (V) Misner Benefits, LLC Paul and ILene Nebrasky Debra Oremland and Arthur Sinensky Physicals Unlimited Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Pskowski Christine and John Rada The Rhulen and Loughlin Family Edward and Nancy Richter Craig and Antonietta Rothenberg Steven and Robin Rothenberg Greg and Mary Beth Saso Scancarello & Sons, Inc. Michael and Jamee Schleifer

The Schneiderman Family Glenn L. Smith, P. E. Margaret R. Smith R.J. and Liz Smith Sotland Group Sherri Steinhauer Sullivan County Democrat Tom and Janet Sullivan The Taylor Family Valerie and Scott Valuation Consultants, Inc. Howard and Elsie Wasserman Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Weinstein Andrew R. and Julie Wilshinsky

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Anonymous A. Alport & Sons, Inc. Dr. Allan and Mrs. Carole Abramson Danielle and Peter Andruszkiewicz Argenio Brothers, Inc. Bedik Communications Dan and Linda Berkowicz Breyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Egg Farm/Daniel and Nancy Brey County Petroleum, Gloria and Robert Blank, Barbara and Mitchell Blank Charles and Constance Carlsen

The Captainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Table of Monroe NY, Inc. Catskill Valley Homes Kathleen Anne Christie Tony and Laurie Cicio Claudia Jacobs Designs Brian M. Cogan and Robin E. Keller Mark P. and Cynthia J. Coleman Bob and Johanna Congiusti Edward and Colleen Cooke Dan and Sandra Coutermash Kathy and Michael Davidoff Anne and Anthony DeRienzo Jonathan and Paula Drapkin and Family Michael and Diane Egan Holly and David Eikszta Fellenzer Engineering, LLP Jeffrey and Shari Ferretti, Realtors Steve and Pat Fetner Karen and Michael Fisher Tony and Carol Friscia Michael and Sandi Garcia Gasko & Meyer, Inc. John and Carol Geron Gina Givone and Mike Herrero Green4U-Chris Hummel Terry and Michael Groll Tom and Gail Guarino

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James Henry Kathleen Henry Charles and Sara Herbstman Tag Heuer/Danielle Guastella Sheila Horwitz and Carl Sigman Margaret Hotchkin Robert and Kim Howerter Rachel and Jeff Humphrey Christiaan Irlbacher and Mia Irlbacher Irwin Siegel Agency Helen and Peter Johnston George and Elizabeth Jung Jane and Alan Kalleberg Rief and Nancy Kanan Howard and Gail Katz Dr. Randolf and Eileen Katz Kevin Kennedy and Jennifer Williamson Sharon L. Kewley The Korn Family John and Naomi Lawrence Lechner’s Propane Inc. M & M Landscape Samuel and Carol Malovrh Mayfly Inn Michael and Shari Mednick Lois and Raymond Myruski Marcy and Michael Needle

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Mark Bachrach Norman Bachrach John W. Bader Kerren Bancroft Ralph and Cynthia Bassignani Myra and Scott Bauerband John and Lynne Bell Laura Anne Bendlin Dennis and Nancy Bivins Glenn and Fern Blackman Robert and Carol Bliefernich Ida and Gary Borer William and Donna Borras Brady Stone and Landscaping Cindy and Larry Braun, Expedition Log Homes Paul Brooks Charles T. Brown, PE Katie and Linda Brown The Bruno Family Dr. Kris Bungay and Jim O’Sullivan The Bykofsky/Zeltser Family Peter J. Caltagirone Mark and Eileen Carson Mary Ann and Dan Cecconie Children’s Safe Stay Inc.

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Steve and Lisa Clark The Conklin Family Alan and Marianne Cooper Hon. and Mrs. Joseph Covello Dainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lumber Richard and Angela Dalton Chris Darling Mr. and Mrs Glenn B. Davis R Dawson Arthur DeDominicis and Donna Vandermark Stephen and Joann DeFlorio Mr. and Mrs. John DeFluri Dan and Melissa Denisoff Pat and Jim Dennis Joe and Nancy Dickinson Dispoz A Blade Linda Doerrer Dog Guard Out-of-Sight Fencing Ryan and Penelope Doherty Matt and Linda Donachie Mr. and Mrs. Paul Donnelly Maureen P. Draganchuk Jill and Michael Dutra Joann Ehrlich Susan and Ron Elinoff Hazel and Mike Farrell Sharon and Keith Ferber

Tim and Nancy Fisher James K. and Sue A. Fitton Harriet and Steven Fleissig Denise Frangipane, Ian and Dr. William Pammer Laura and Bob Gardner Garfinkel and Johnson Families Louis Giordano Susan and Joseph Giza Linda and Steve Gleicher The Goggins Family Andrew and Judith Gold Scott and Lisa Goldstein Ramon and Susan Gonzalez Arthur and Lynn Goodman Robin and Jim Green Anthony Greier and Family David A. Gross Sara F. Guerin Carl and Joan Hagelin The Halvorsen Family Hancock Liquor Store Norma and Paul Handsman and Family Susan Harte Michael Hassler Samuel Hemkes Thomas Hickey

MaryLou Hopkins Paula Hubert and Jim Wilson Sean and Bonnie Huebsch Troy and Lynn Hughes Pat and Carolyn Hurley Rich Hurley and Kathy Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ignelzi Joe Igoe Paula and Joseph Israel Doug and Sue Ann Jacobs John and Laura Ron and Eileen Johnston Steve and Kathy Jones Mark and Elora Kalish Arthur Kaplan John and Roseanne Kaste Lois and Steven Kaufman Michael and Kelli Kavanaugh Sharon Kazansky-Green and Family Joe and Linda Kenny Alisa and Ted Kesten Deborah Kippel Robert and Deborah Kippel Kirtack Plumbing and Heating Jennifer M. Koch Susan E. Kohler Bernard and Susan Kozykowski (V)

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Kristt Company Bob, Terri and Sean Kuhn Dr. Leslie and Mr. Irwin Kumer Bruce Lafky Lattimore Construction Dr. Joseph and Liz Lauterstein Therese A Leone C. Timothy Lipinski Rich Long and Donna Fritzsch-Long Christina Longinott Bruce and Judy Lott Jeff Lubinsky Dr John and Zohra Ludmerer Jon Malinowski Chris and Sharon Mania Denise Marcella Matthew J. Freda Real Estate James and Ann Marie Mattila H. Robert and Caran Mattis Patrick and Carolyn Mattson Michael and Sally Mayersohn Gerard and Colleen McCrea Dr. Chris and Billie Jean McGinnis Brian McShane Tim and Stephanie McVey Diane Merante Betsy and Sam Militello

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Hon. Steven and Mrs. Evan Milligram Ms. Carole Mineo Jing and Robert Moore Zane and Janet Morganstein Doris Motl Eileen Murray Mike Murray Mr and Mrs William Napolitano Lorraine and J. A. Negron Rich Noecker and Lyn Klein Amy Orange and Steve Liebertz Maribel Ortiz-Thompson John and Sharon Pagano Dr. Michael Parlapiano The Robert W. Parsons Family Donna Paterno John and Joanne Patrick Mark and Monica Peplow Sue Petak Linda Poltersdorf Bob and Tina Pratti Wendy Prince Frank and Annette Prykowski Pat and Sandy Quinlan John and Deb Rath Theresa and Rudy Reichelt Paul and Amy Relyea

Bruce Reynolds and Sam Wohl Atilano Rivera Richard and Michele Roberts James and Cynthia Roche Tom and Kathy Roe The Rosen Family Carl and Nancy Rosenstock Herm and Lynne Rosh Stephen and Karen Rusiniak Jackie and Brad Rutledge Chris and Pat Ryan Tom Saltarelli Salvucci Yanosh Wolons The Rob Salzberg and Family Mr. and Mrs Clifford Scanlon Alan Schantz and Lisa Favale Karen and Alan Scharfstein Adrienne and Paul Schick Richard and Paula Schneider The Schwartz Family Len and Laurie Schwartz Lisa and Fred Sciliano Charlie and Pat Segar Sentry Alarms Louis Setren Dorothy Shapiro Rita Sheehan and Janice Gray

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Debby and Tom Siccardi Len Silverstein and Judy Regan Dorothy Shapiro Bill and Ginny Sipos Elena E. Skolnick Lynn Skolnick Joseph D. Skoritowski Joan and Tom Smith Glen and Mary Snedeker Michael and Mary Catherine Soltis Spiro & Spiro Electrical Contractors Stuart and Lynn-Anne Spitzer Starlight Marina Regina Stem (V) The Sternkopf Family (V) Liliam and Peter Stettner Steve Dodd Plumbing and Heating Inc. Cheryl Ann and Kjell Stokkeland Joseph and Kathleen Strazzeri Mark and RoseAnn Sullivan Samantha Sweeton Sue and Cy Tansey, Jr. David F. Thomson Tonka Tools LLC Gregory and Donna Tosko Gary and Mona Tugender/ County Fountain Supplies

Karen Ufret The Vineyards Wine Shop Jenn Vitulli Ken and April Voorhis Henry and Gail Vriesema Tom and Marlene Wachtell The Walder and Kula Families Tim Walsh Janet L. Warren and George Wagner Mary Jo and Peter Warren William and Joan Waxman Steven and Rhonda Weiner Alan and Leslie Weiskoppf Art Wilcox and Joann Turi-Wilcox Heidi Wojdat Laura, Bill and Abbey Wuerth Ilene Zukose

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Dr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Benson Marla and Peter Berger Debbie Biccum Bob and Lorraine Ivy Booksin and Jamie Kaufman Dr. Arthur and Arlene Boshnack Darlene Bover Joan Bryson Norm and Louise Campbell Suzanne Clare and David Slemmer Robin Coffin Kathleen Colligan Katherina Contini Jimmy and Barbara Conway Carmen Crawford Daniel P. Yanosh Surveying James and Eileen Dearborn Thomas and Melody DeBlock Dola L. Deloff Suzanne DiMuccio Elaine Dolgin and Aaron Lieberman Richard and Phyllis Doran Norman Dorf John J. Driscoll III and Linda Driscoll in Memory of John Driscoll, Jr. Scott and Sharon Drumm Jeanne and William DuChemin

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Jeanne Dutcher and Dave Jersey Gregory Elman Dennis and Nancy Elsas Nydia Feldner Steven R. Fellenz Gail and Michael Fogarty Susan and Thomas Forte Paul and Candy Gatta Jim and Sue Geary Laura Gernert Frank Glasser Lori and Ron Goldberg Susan and Jack Goodreds (Susan-V) William Graber and Sherree KaneGraber Mark and Julie Gray Jeanne Griffin Wayne and Dorothy Griffin Marla and Scott Groom Suzanne and Michael Henry Jay and Amy Himes Allen and Debby Hindin Howard and Pamela Hirsch Donna C. Hunt Tom and Isabel Hurley Richard Hyland Dr. Theodore Isseks and Mrs. Nancy Isseks

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JV Homes of Orange County LLC David W. Jones Russell F. Kaufman Beth Kellogg John W. Kiefer and Sarah D. Smith Psy.D. Peter Kilcommons Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Kiston James and Diane Kitson The Kobrick Family Donna Leake Frank and Margaret Leitgeb Kathy Lenz Barbara Lerner Vance Levin Risa and Seth Levine Karen and Eric London Barbara A. Long P. Lubniewski James Mahon Lawrence and Barbara Mancini Jim Masi Raymond and Aileen Matthews Sean and Debbie McDermott Jeff and Luanne McDonough Cathy L. McFadden Linda McKerrell

William McKerrell The McNeely Family Pat and Rich Mills Suzanne Morris Carolynn Mulligan Maureen Mulvey Chris Owens Andy Napolitano J. C. Newcomb Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Newkirk Nick and Laura Nicolette Santa Maria Niedzwiecki E and J Norwich Finley and Kayleigh Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Farrell L.ann and Layne Oliff Paula Osenni Noreen Oshea Michael and Rita Palumbo John and Cathy Paluzzi Linda Pomes (V) Perryman Radio Tubes Photos by Cheryl John and Donna Piazza Kathleen Plumer Bruce and Monica Pollock Marc Posnock

BETHEL WOODS CENTER FOR THE ARTS MEMBERS Helen Rados and James Goldfarb Ora and Charles Ramat Laurie Ramie Evelyn and Dennis Raymond (V) Bernadette Reichle Rocco Kathleen A. Robbins-Pomeroy Dave M. Rogers Rick and Evelyn Ruppert Nancy and Peter Saretsky Bessie and Hugo Sarmiento Carol and Steve Schulman Barbara Schwalb and Marion Windt Susan and Jack Scully Jack and Rhonda Siegel Dr. Lance and Mrs. Leonora Siegel Sherry Silver Rita and Tom Skjold Joseph and Marie Solimena Joseph Sorrentino Madeline Sorrentino and Frank Tangredi Shelly and Sheila Spivak Anastasia P. Stekas Sunshine Studios Richard and Beryl Tobin Howard and Lori Turoff Scott Van Gorder Stanley and Myrna Want Karen Weissman and Alex Lee Ellen Welch Pam Wilson Donna and Alan Wink Mr. and Mrs. Al Wolcott Kenneth Yustman Cindy and Tom Zak Alan and Tana Zeigler

SUBSCRIBER ($100) Anonymous Pat Abbott (V)

James Armetta Aro Kha-Jong Judy and Bernie Beck Scott and Paula Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bernabe Bethel Country Builders, LLC Debbie Bram and John Love Jacqueline Burris Laura Cardinal Kevin Carroll Tommy Catizone Karen and John Celidonio Shelli and Ron Centra John Cloke Marshall Cowen Judith and Donald Cucinotta Dennis and Eileen Daly Wendy Depew Jayne Dreher Craig Dwyer Rick Foster Tom S. Galvin Jane Gannon Ann Hazelnis Mary Ellen Hern Mark Izeman and Tanya Khotin Thomas Johnston Doug Kane Robin and Don Keeler Thomas Kern Cristina Kiesel Andy Kyriacou Labella & Associates Harold and Susan Lacey Barbara S. Lewis Nicole Lochard Jim and Lisa Lowe Richard Luft Jr. Edward Lykins Michael and Valerie Matuszewski

Leonard Monchick Steve and Eileen Morey (V) Jennifer Musumeci The Nokland family Aquatia L. Owens Bob Pacenza Ed Quirk Patrick M. Reilly Julius and Linda Robinson Jane Rosemzweig Therese Rowcroft Pasquale Santoro Mr. and Mrs. Robert Savakinus The Schneider Walkowiak Family Cynthia and Ira Shechter Todd Skrzeczkowski Helen J. Spicka Ron Stabile Mr and Mrs Charles Stryker Thruway Plumbing David Tornabene Rona Trokie and Martin Silverman Patricia Urban Steven Vavricka Alana Wagowski Arnie Weintraub (V) Daniel and Kathleen Welton Family Sally Ann Whalen Ed and Tara Wood (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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BROOKLYN PIZZA

Pizza slices and appetizers, gluten-free available

FESTIVAL FARE

Boneless buffalo tenders, sausages, chicken gyros, wraps, and snacks

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Farm-to-table vegan food and wellness shots

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Rotating menu of fresh entrees, sides, and desserts from our Executive Chef’s selections *Open for select concerts. Reservations recommended.

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Sandwiches, salads, soups, baked goods, and snacks, plus daily specials

SMOKEHOUSE

Carved brisket, pulled pork, and pulled chicken sandwiches

SNACKS

Nachos, pretzels, and ice cream

STAGE SIDE GRILLS

Gourmet fresh fruit lemonades

Burgers, hot dogs, chicken tenders, wraps, and snacks

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Zeppoles, calzones, and cheese steak sandwiches

Exclusive menus customized for each concert and full-service bar *Available to Members at or above the Gold ($550) Level.

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