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The Roamin' Tattler THE ROAMIN’ TATTLER !~*~________________________ A Guide to the Happening Local Events and the Eventful Local Happenings ~*~! Issue 13 villaroma.com/roamin -tattler June 2019 ——————————————— Joel Peterson Editor-in-Chief A Villa Roma Publication Always Free WOODSTOCK: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW THE FATE OF THE OFFICIALLY BRANDED WOODSTOCK 50 CONCERT AT WATKINS GLEN INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY REMAINS UP IN THE AIR THESE ARE YOUR OPTIONS IN SULLIVAN COUNTY Bethel Woods The Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, the home of the original 1969 Woodstock Festival, is holding a 50th anniversary celebration. On Thursday, August 15, Arlo Guthrie performs, and the 1970 Woodstock documentary film will be shown on the original festival field (this event is free, and it is sold out). The pavilion shows that weekend are as follows: Ringo Starr and his All Star Band with special guests Edgar Winter Band and Blood, Sweat and Tears on Friday August 16, Santana with special guest The Doobie Brothers on Saturday, August 17, and Sunday August 18 features John Fogerty with special guests The Tedeschi Trucks Band, Grace Potter, and more! NO CAMPING PERMITTED. 200 Hurd Rd, Bethel, NY 12720. bethelwoodscenter.org This is a ticketed event. Yasgur’s Farm The original Max Yasgur homestead will be the home of the Yasgur Road Reunion festival during the weekend of August 15-18 2019. Ranging from jam bands to funk, the musical acts at the venue will feature Melvin Seals & JGB, Pink Talking Fish, Kung Fu, The Breakfast, Stella’s Blues Band, Clip Payne’s 420 Funk Mob, Ron Holloway Band, Tony Vacca & World Rhythms, MIZ, Bearly Dead & more. CAMPING PERMITTED. 34 Yasgur Rd, Bethel, NY 12720. yasgurroadreunion.com Ticketed Arrowhead Ranch The legendary Arrowhead Ranch is back with the Arrowhead Music and Art Exposition August 16-18 2019. Aliza Hava performs originals and the music of Janis Joplin. Wonderous Sto- ries performs The Who’s Tommy, Ice Petal Flowers performs primal Grateful Dead, Reverend Jefferson per- forms the music of Jefferson Airplane and Uncle Shoehorn performs the music of Sly and other Woodstock classics. CAMPING PERMITTED. 488 Cooley Road, Parksville NY 12768. arrowheadranch.org Ticketed Callicoon Porchfest Dozens of musical artists and bands will perform from ten stages, both out- doors and inside, in Callicoon, as well as from porches and yards throughout the town for the duration of Woodstock anniversary weekend 2019. The whole affair begins with a pub crawl on Friday evening, and continues through the weekend with a wide array of vendors, craft beverages, foods, and activities as well as music, music, music! NO CAMPING. Downtown Callicoon. facebook.com/fest69/ No Tickets required Hector’s Inn “The Original Woodstock Watering Hole” continues their yearly tradition of Hippy Thanksgiving on Thursday August 15, and for the next three days will feature a whole bunch of local musi- cal acts playing outdoors all weekend long to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the event that put Hector’s on the map. No cover charge! CAMPING NOT PERMITTED. 14 Dr Duggan Rd., Bethel NY 12720. facebook.com/pages/category/Pub/Hectors-Inn-2027043757311251/ No Tickets required A word of caution - Avoid Route 17B in the town of Bethel during Woodstock Anniversary Weekend if at all possible, especially if the Woodstock 50 festival in Watkins Glen ends up being cancelled after all. There are plenty of side roads and little travelled routes that will save you a lot of time and headaches in case of traffic jams. In the case of Porchfest, please carpool, and do NOT plan on parking in downtown Callicoon. Remember: I read it in Th’ Tattler, where the Name the Hippie on the Dove Contest Results hippest folks get their news...maaaaaaaaan! Well, it was a hard fought, rough and tumble contest, but the results are in! Arlo, Jorma, Graeme and Wavy put up decent competition (including a number of write-in votes), and Jerry almost stole the show. However, at the end of the day, the Mystery Hippie has been named DUKE, after our hometown favorite! Thanks so much to all who participated in the contest! 1 LOCAL EVENTS CALENDAR a On Saturday June 8th, come out a and enjoy the 15th annual Trout Parade: 11am - 4pm Main Street! a a a a a KAUNEONGA BLOCK PARTY Big Fun! SUNDAY JUNE 23rd 2019 - NOON - 5:00pm Good SLAM ALLEN BAND ~ JAZZMOSIS Times! BEAT STREET TRIO ~ AERIAL ACOUSTICS...and MORE! 23rd Annual Callicoon Tractor Parade The Tractor Parade, with its beginnings in the mid 1990’s, has become a beloved favorite for local folks and visiting tourists alike. The day begins with breakfast at the Callicoon Fire Hall. It finishes with a tasty barbeque at the Delaware Youth Center. In between, starting at noon, it’s a cavalcade of hundreds of tractors: old & new, antique & modern sleek. Find a spot on Main Street, settle in, and prepare to spend the next few hours enjoying the perennial must-see event of the Summer season! Sunday, June 9 ~ 12pm - 3pm, Main Street, Callicoon NY HONESDALE ROOTS & RHYTHM FESTIVAL Legendary Rock and Roll Sensations THE BLACK LILLIES And Featuring WAYNE HANCOCK ROSIE FLORES The Chris O’Leary Band ...with local acts to be announced… June 15 2019 Northeastern Pennsylvania’s Homegrown Free Music and Arts Festival! Festivities start with local bands at 10:30 am on Honesdale’s Main Street and will move to Church Street’s Central Park as the day progresses. FORESTBURGH JUNE PLAY HOUSE 18 - 30 BUDDY 845-794-1194 The Buddy Holly Story .
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