Woodstock

Focusing on the cultural impact of the 1969 event, the book explores the Woodstock Music and Art Fair as a pivotal moment in the 60s youth revolution. It highlights the convergence of half a million attendees at Max Yasgur's dairy farm, celebrating transformative music and expressing their collective ideals. The gathering not only shaped the era's musical landscape but also resonated politically and socially, leaving a lasting legacy that reverberated throughout the country and beyond.