The 460,000 hippies who tore down the fences on Max Yasgur’s farm at Woodstock ’69 and instigated a state of emergency across ...

Full-fledged hippies," Nick says ... His work hangs in galleries and museums around the world. And his Woodstock photograph hangs, poster-size, above Nick and Bobbi's breakfast table.

The question before this house: Did Woodstock change America? Thisweek on 'Think Tank.' In 1969, close to a half a million self-described hippies, flowerchildren and Aquarians made a pilgrimage to ...

The hippie movement’s values are perhaps best represented by the free music festival that took place at Woodstock in 1969. An audience of nearly half a million people lived together outside for ...

After the Woodstock film was screened in Chile, 19-year-old student Jorge Gomez was i... The hippie scene in Santiago was split between two locations: rich, middle-class kids tended to stay in the ...