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50 Years of Evolving Consciousness: A Conversation with Mickey Hart User Submitted

When: Sat., Aug. 3, 2 p.m. 2019
Phone: 707-579-4452
Email: events@schulzmuseum.org
Price: $20 for Members, $25 for Non-Members
schulzmuseum.org/learn/calendar-of-events/?EventId=33635&eventscheduleid=237474
Join percussionist and musicologist Mickey Hart (drummer for The Grateful Dead and a member of Dead and Company), environmental activist Caryl Hart, and historian Dennis McNally (author of A Long Strange Trip: The Inside History of the Grateful Dead) for a look back on the Woodstock music festival, its impact, and where we are 50 years later. The conversation is presented in conjunction with the Schulz Museum’s exhibition Peace, Love, and Woodstock. Tickets are required. Limited to 4 tickets per person; advance purchase is highly recommended. Purchase tickets online or by calling (707) 284-1265. Seating is on a first come,

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