The Garden of Sound: Bethel Woods Edition Return to the hallowed grounds of Yasgur’s Farm, where the ghosts of 1969 meet the improvisational mastery of Phish. This Midcentury Modern (MCM) art print is a sophisticated tribute to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. Reimagined through the lens of 1960s “Swiss Style” minimalism and space-age geometry, this piece captures the pastoral elegance of the most legendary lawn in rock history. When the sun dips behind the Catskills and the first notes of “Wolfman’s Brother” begin to funk through the humid New York air, Bethel becomes a temple of sound. This poster reflects that organic intensity, trading messy psychedelia for the sharp, rhythmic intentionality of a “Possum” groove. Posters are 18″ x 24″ (Frame not included). Each poster features the year Phish first played this specific venue and all the dates played since. Coupon codes will not apply to this item.
