37th Annual Woodstock Folk Festival Revisited – a One-Hour Sampler

The 37th Annual Woodstock Folk Festival (2022) returns to the historic and beloved Woodstock Town Square.

37th Annual Woodstock Folk Festival returned to our historic and beloved Woodstock Town Square in 2022!

After delighting music lovers on Sunday, July 17, 2022, from noon to 6 pm, the music in this one-hour sampler will now become part of the music archive on our website (woodstockfolkfestival.org). We hope you enjoy these great memories of a wonderful day.

A Message from Board President and Festival Producer Carol Obertubbesing

Did you miss this year’s Woodstock Folk Festival?  Would you like to see your favorite performers again or recapture the spirit of that day?  If so, then watch highlights of the Festival right here in the Video Gallery.

Please Consider a Donation to the Festival. If you enjoy this video, please donate via the “Donate” button on our website or send a check to Woodstock Folk Festival, P.O. Box 1628, Woodstock, IL 60098.

The Festival is an Illinois 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.  Your donations are ESSENTIAL to keep the Festival going.  If you already gave at the Festival, we thank you for your support.  All proceeds will go toward next year’s Festival on Sunday, July 16, 2023.  We need your support to bring you more great music next year.

Thank you to all our performers who gave us such a memorable afternoon of music:

• Tricia Alexander with Alpha Stewart Jr.
• Renee Avila Quartet
• Cassandra Vohs-Demann accompanied by Joe Pesz and Jim Seidel
• South for Winter
• Katie Oates with Parker Foley
• Tia McGraff and Tommy Parham
• Rod Abernethy
• Megon McDonough
• Small Potatoes (Rich Prezioso & Jacquie Manning)
• Wattle & Daub (Tim and Susan Mocarski – featured at the Stage Left Open Mic)

You can get links to all these performers’ websites and review the complete list with program and additional information on the Woodstock Folk Festival site, HERE.

This year, the Festival presented its Lifetime Achievement Award to Megan McDonough. Its “Woody Award” went to Keith Johnson.

We extend our thanks to so many for making this day possible.

Mark your calendars now and join us IN PERSON on beautiful historic Woodstock Square next year. Third Sunday in July — see you there.