Woodstock Folk Music

Woodstock Bandstand
© 2005 Ron Bieber,
used by permission

The site for folk music in Woodstock, Illinois, which is such a nice place that it was actually chosen to star in a movie. Director Harold Ramis picked it to play the part of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, in his 1993 comedy Groundhog Day.

And the National Trust for Historic Preservation named Woodstock one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations for 2007.

2004 WFF Final Sing © 2004 Sandra South, used by permission

Group Sing
©2004 Sandra South,
used by permission

If you're interested in folk music, folk dancing, or storytelling, check out these sites:

This is the Internet home for three different folk music related undertakings in Woodstock, Illinois:

Masthouse: A monthly folk festival... or is it an open mike? Either way, Don Mast has been hosting music in his home since 1980. Through the years lots and lots of people, both musicians and those who don't think they are, have found music and more in this friendly environment.
Amy Beth: Woodstock's own lady of story and song, Amy Beth, is always doing something to bring people together to share music or reflect on life's meaning and purpose. An accomplished instrumentalist, singer, teacher, and storyteller, Amy will make you feel good about being alive.
Woodstock Folk Festival: Mark your calendar now to come out to Woodstock, Illinois, on Sunday, July 17, 2011. That's the third Sunday in July, which is always the date of the annual Woodstock Folk Festival. The festival has been in operation since 1986, and it gets bigger and better every year.
And throughout the year the Woodstock Folk Festival runs a benefit concert series to help raise funds. Please check back often to find out about the next concert.

On Saturday, April 24, 2010, beginning at 2 p.m., our friends at Plank Road Folk Music Society will be celebrating their 25th Anniversay. All day-time activities are free to members and non-member alike, and only $10.00 to non-members for the evening concert featuring their long-time member Mark Dvorak.

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