East Petersburg, PA — Woodstock is more than a legendary music festival. It represents simple living, caring for the environment, and loving one another. As Woodstock organizer Michael Lang plans for a possible 50th anniversary concert in 2019, these humanitarian ideals—brought together through excellent music—continue into the present day with Woodstock’s humanitarian ethos: “Woodstock is more than a moment in time. It is about a way of being in the world.”
As the 1970’s spirit lives on, so does Woodstock’s sense of style. In Fox Chapel Publishing’s new Woodstock-themed journals, lovers, dreamers, artists, and angels are invited to pen their thoughts and dreams in a gorgeous variety of lined, unlined, and dot journals. The nine journals feature photographs and illustrations from the greatest festival of all
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“It’s an exciting time to be releasing our Woodstock journals,” Vice President of Content Christopher Reggio says. “With the 50th anniversary on the horizon, we’re reminded once again of the festival’s message of love and peace.”
Media Snapshots:
- New dot journal series featuring iconic photographs and illustrations from the legendary Woodstock Music & Art Fair.
- The festival’s 50th Anniversary is guaranteed to draw massive media attention.
- Woodstock was a pivotal moment in popular music history that defined a generation and continues to inspire.