If you’re looking for a great new place to see a concert, why not go somewhere that owns a major piece of music history? If you’re a fan of rock n’ roll, especially classic rock from the mid-to-late 60s, then chances are you’ve heard of the iconic Woodstock Festival. Taking place in 1969 at the Bethel Performing Arts Center, it would go on to be one of the most memorable musical events in history.
You Can Still Go There
Interestingly enough, it wasn’t just in 1969 that concerts took place at this venue. The spot continued to host a bevy of talented musical acts and continues to do so today. For the historical significance alone, it’s more than worth it to go see a show at this outdoor location.
Great Acoustics
But it’s not just the historical significance that makes this location one of a kind. As you might expect from a prominent venue of its stature, the acoustics provide a great soundscape for listeners in all areas of the venue.
The Vibes Are Excellent
Picking up almost exactly where Woodstock left off, another great aspect of Bethel Performing Arts Center is the way the seating works. For a large portion of the venue, there aren’t really any “seats”. You can just set up camp wherever you want within the amphitheatre and enjoy the show amidst the beautiful nature.