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1. • • A historic 15-acre music sanctuary envisioned by Albert Grossman, home to Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, and The Band. From studios to stages, Bearsville thrived as a creative utopia, embodying Grossman's vision for artistic expression and innovation. Despite his untimely passing in 1986, the legacy lives on through the Bearsville Theater.
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   What is Bearsville music?

   • Bearsville music refers to the ground-breaking and exciting new music that came out of Woodstock, specifically from the small hamlet of Bearsville. The heartbeat of Woodstock, Bearsville, and all that transpired there in the 1960s nurtured and inspired future generations with its innovative music scene. We at Bearsville Center love to work closely with our local community and continue to be a part of this rich musical heritage.

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   What is Bearville in relation to Build-A-Bear?

   • Bearville is the virtual world and kid’s games from Build-A-Bear!. Bearville is a safe online environment where kids can play games and watch videos on the latest fashion trends and free online crafts.

   World – Bearville – Kid’s Virtual World & Kid’s Games from

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   Who bought the Bearsville Center on Tinker Street?

   • Specifically, you are a woman named Lizzie Vann, and you bought what is now known as the Bearsville Center on Tinker Street. The 16 acres aren’t short on local lore, as the complex was originally created by renowned music impresario Albert Grossman.

   The Bearsville Center Revives Woodstock’s Music Tradition

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3. bearsvillecenter.com › pages › bearsville-centerVisit Bearsville Center: A Unique Outdoor Family Day Out

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   Visit the grave of Albert Grossman, and the albums that have made, and continue to make, Bearsville known world-wide. The park is perfect for weddings, private events, boutique public festivals, and just enjoying nature on our interpretive nature trail.

4. bearsvillecenter.com › pages › bearsville-historyBearsville Center: Find out about the Park Creative History

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   A historic 15-acre music sanctuary envisioned by Albert Grossman, home to Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, and The Band. From studios to stages, Bearsville thrived as a creative utopia, embodying Grossman's vision for artistic expression and innovation.

5. hvmag.com › things-to-do › bearsville-center-woodstockThe Bearsville Center Revives Woodstock’s Music Tradition

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   Mar 8, 2024 · Bearsville Theater Stage. The grounds were cleared of 75 big black bags of trash, and the landscape revived to include a music-meets-nature trail, celebrating classic albums (from Janis Joplin to Steely Dan) that are part of the history of Bearsville; a memorial garden by the Sawkill stream; and areas to relax and contemplate the towering pine ...

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6. visitulstercountyny.com › bearsville-centerBearsville Center in Bearsville, NY - Ulster County NY Tourism

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   Bearsville Center is a multi-use retail park steeped in musical history, built by music manager and entrepreneur Albert Grossman. Enjoy music events at the spectacular Bearsville Theater, drink and dine, browse and shop.

7. hudsonvalleyone.com › 2024/05/30 › iconic-woodstockIconic Woodstock music venue roars back with a busy schedule ...

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   May 30, 2024 · One of the enduring and lovable qualities of Bearsville is imagining it was named for cute little bears like Milton Glaser’s illustrations. That the name actually comes from a merchant named Baehr who opened a store on the Sawkill in the 1800s doesn’t make it any less endearing.

8. www.facebook.com › bearsvillecenterBearsville Center | Woodstock NY - Facebook

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   Bearsville Center, Woodstock, New York. 3,732 likes · 15 talking about this · 261 were here. Bearsville Center was bought & transformed in the 60's by Albert Grossman, music entrepreneur and manager...

9. www.theoutbound.com › new-york › bearsvilleThe best Trails and Outdoor Activities in and near Bearsville ...

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   Our top picks for Bearsville: 1. Sugarloaf Mountain via Blue Trail, 2. Devil's Path to Devil's Tombstone, 3. Devil's Path in the Catskills, 4. Hike Indian Head Summit via Jimmy Dolan Notch Overlook and more.