The NEW Bethel Woods Center for the Arts is located at the same site of the 1969 Woodstock Festival in Bethel, New York. This world class performing arts venue hosts a variety of events. Classical, country, jazz, pop, rock, and folk concerts take place all right here, in beautiful Sullivan County.

			The first stage of construction consist of the Performing Arts Pavilion, the Interpretive Center/Museum and events gallery, permanent outdoor Event Sheds, parking, infrastructure and landscaping. Performing Arts Pavilion - (above) This is where most concerts are held. Located adjacent to the site where Woodstock took place it seats 4,800 under a  copper covered pavilion and lawn seating for 12,000 people. The Interpretive Center/Museum - (top left) Located at the site of the original Woodstock Festival this building tells the story of that historic day. Outdoor Events Shed - (middle left) There are three outdoor multi-purpose shed structures used for community fairs and markets. Each covering 4.000 sq. feet. Historic Bowl - aka "grass bowl"- (not shown) This is the field where most people sat during Woodstock. This site is left untouched so that the historical significance of the site can be enjoyed in its natural condition. Concessions & Restrooms - (bottom left)

For  the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts website click here