This journey explores the intertwined roots of the 1960s folk revival and vibrant counterculture across Western Massachusetts and Northeastern New York, perfectly blending picturesque landscapes of the Berkshires and Hudson Valley with deep connection to the iconic artists and musicians who defined a generation and their continuing legacies today.
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Day 1: Arrival in Albany Arrive in Albany, New York, and settle in for the upcoming journey.
Day 2: Stockbridge Sightseeing & Radio Taping Visit the Norman Rockwell Museum. See the real-life location of Alice's Restaurant, made famous by Arlo Guthrie's classic song. Experience a BlackFork Live radio taping inside the historic industrial space at The Stationery Factory in Dalton, Massachusetts.
Day 3: Great Barrington & The Guthrie Legacy Travel to explore the heart of the Guthrie family history. Assist with a benefit for the Guthrie Center, featuring musical guests Honey & Houston.
Day 4: Travel to Woodstock Head back into New York to explore the historic city center of Woodstock. Experience a concert at one of the most iconic venues in one of the most storied musical towns on Earth
Day 5: Artistic History & Live Taping Spend a relaxing day diving deep into Woodstock's incredible artistic history. Catch more live music in one of the most storied musical towns on Earth
Day 6: The Original 1969 Site Take a pilgrimage to Bethel, New York, to visit the original 1969 Woodstock Music & Arts Fair location at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts.
Day 7: Return to Albany Head back to Albany for late afternoon or evening departures.
Day 8: Final Departures Final day for travelers to head home.
