Bethel woods center for the arts, inc. 's ("bwca") purpose is to operate and maintain a performing arts center located in sullivan county, new york on the site of the historic 1969 woodstock festival site.

Arts & Culture

The bethel woods center for the arts is located at the site of the 1969 woodstock festival in bethel, ny. The center is committed to inspiring expression, creativity and innovation through the arts. The center offers multiple stages featuring a diverse selection of popular and culturally-rich performances, an award-winning museum, and educational and community programs that provide meaningful experience in the arts, history and civic engagement. The heart of the center is the pavilion stage amphitheater that accomodates 15,000 patrons while offering unique backdrops including the original festival site and the majesty of the surrounding sullivan county countryside. In the past few years, the stage has featured leading artists from rock to classical, and country to jazz, including headliners like jimmy buffet, santana, zac brown, kid rock, tony bennett, neil diamond and many more. Stage also ranked #44 in worldwide amphitheater venues in the pollstar top 100 of 2016. Programmatic revenue reported in part iii includes all ticket sales and membership due revenue (inclusive of amounts reported as membership contributions in part viii, line 1(b)).