About Woodstock
A lot has changed since the Woodstock Music Festival in 1969, but the world’s most famous small town maintains its rep for arts, music and eccentricity.
About Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild
America’s second-oldest arts colony, Byrdcliffe is on the National Register of Historic Places. Year-round events, exhibitions and classes. Explore this 300-acre arts colony founded in 1902. Free self-guided walking tours available seasonally and include White Pines, home of Byrdcliffe founder Ralph Radcliffe Whitehead. Please see our calendar for tour dates.
Location Details
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Phone: (845) 679-2079
Email: info@woodstockguild.org
Where to Stay
Posh hotels, retro-inspired inns, tricked-out cabins and cozy B&Bs are just some of the lodging options.
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Places to Eat & Drink
Find an abundance of fine restaurants, acclaimed chefs, hand-crafted beer and wine, and award-winning spirits.
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