A special sonic collaboration with renowned musician David Van Tieghem, together with FLOW, an acoustic sculpture by Ian Laughlin
Byrdcliffe is excited to welcome back The Fugs for two performances in celebration of the 60th anniversary of their first concert.
Byrdcliffe is excited to welcome back The Fugs for two performances in celebration of the 60th anniversary of their first concert.
Join us for Woodstock Byrdcliffe’s annual celebration and fundraiser, Celebrate Byrdcliffe! Gather with others in the community for a fun-filled afternoon of food, libations, a silent auction, and a live performance by Brian Mitchell.
Composer/pianist Sylvia Bullett performs a song cycle of original art songs
The exhibition,"Salvage Stories | Seven Sculptors", closes with a reception for the artists and a special musical performance by Ken Butler
Experience an unforgettable evening with Jules Shear at the historic Byrdcliffe Theater!
NOTE: Friday, August 14th's performance has been cancelled. If you purchased tickets for Friday, they can be transferred to Saturday's performance or you may receive a full refund. There are limited tickets available for Saturday, August 15.
The documentary features archival footage and interviews with Ed Sanders, Aline & R. Crumb, Lenny Kaye, Penny Arcade, Jeffrey Lewis and more to tell the story of NYC’s original punks. A conversation with director Chuck Smith and Ed Sanders will follow the screening.
The Fugs music combined rock and roll, humor, and protest that documented the 1960s underground scene and the American counterculture of that decade. Byrdcliffe is thrilled to welcome The Fugs to the historic Byrdcliffe Barn in Woodstock for two nights.
Byrdcliffe is pleased to welcome back musician Tim Moore for one night only. Moore's sold-out 2025 concert was a highlight of Woodstock’s summer music season, and this year the Woodstock resident returns with a new mix of songs.
A satirical and poetic 15 song cycle celebrating and satirizing the unique bohemian culture of Woodstock, New York. Lyrics by Ed Sanders with music by Jules Shear.
