15K views · 677 reactions | To commemorate the last 30 years of...

191K views · 9.2K reactions | Jimi Hendrix didn’t just close Woodstock—he captured its soul. In this interview, he reflects on the unity, the calm, and the power of peace that defined those three historic days in ’69. | Woodstock | Facebook

281K views · 11K reactions | We celebrate hippies, peace, love and music ☮️❤️ | Woodstock Survivor '69 by glowgirl | Facebook

345K views · 21K reactions | Woodstock ‘69 was more than just music—it was a political statement. From Richie Havens’ cries for freedom to Jimi Hendrix’s electrifying take on the national anthem, the festival echoed a generation's call for peace, civil rights, and an end to war. ✊ Photos courtesy of Getty Images. | Woodstock | Facebook

14K views · 1.5K reactions | “Woodstock was more than a concert — it was a social, political, musical event that changed our culture.” -Rolling Stone Woodstock ‘69: the legendary festival that continues to transcend time. Read more about the festival that changed our culture here: https://found.ee/AboutWoodstock : Getty Images. : Jefferson Airplane | Woodstock | Facebook

7.6K views · 856 reactions | “An encore was demanded, and Canned Heat brought it with an all-out version of their hit “On The Road Again”...this brought the house down, and with the sun now down for the night, the amped-up crowd was fully fired up. Canned Heat would be a tough act to follow.” -BETHEL WOODS Canned Heat had one of the most memorable performances at Woodstock ‘69. : Getty Images & Henry Diltz | Woodstock | Facebook

68K views · 5K reactions | Woodstock Day 3 2:00 p.m. Joe Cocker These...

With legendary performances by artists like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and The Who, Woodstock became a symbol of a generation's spirit of peace, love, and unity. Which Woodstock ‘69 performance is your favorite? | Woodstock