| History, Events, Entertainment:
The city of Woodstock was established in 1844, just twenty one years before Alexandria House was built.
The town boasts a square with two gazebos, benches and a beautifully maintained park setting. From April to September, outdoor concerts
are performed at the Main Gazebo.
This is the gazebo featured in the movie with Bill Murray, Ground Hog
Day, that was filmed right here in Woodstock
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The Woodstock Opera House hosts professional plays, noteworthy speakers
on subjects from travel to news casting. The Opera House proudly hosts
the annual Mozart Festival, from July to August, with performances by musical artists from all over the world.
Paul Newman, Geraldine Paige, Orson Wells and Betsy Palmer are a few of the stars that
have performed on the stage at the
Woodstock Opera House.
The Challenger Learning Center features a
replica space station that was co-sponsored by the astronaut Christa
McAuliffe's family and the Woodstock
Chamber of Commerce.
More of the town’s history is available at the newer
library in town.
The city and its inhabitants.
Woodstock's activities include juried arts and crafts shows
in the square, tractor pulls, antique auto shows and the Fair Diddly.
There is a wonderful art gallery with juried pieces of art, sculpture
and pottery. This is a must see!
Our town boasts casual and fine dining with cuisine
from French, Italian, German, American menus. You can
choose from the many fine selections for spectacular dining.
Holiday time features concerts, horse and carriage rides, Ground Hog Day celebration, The Lighting of the Square, Red Hat Ladies Day and
Red Hat Parade and much more.
All this makes for an entertaining and cultural
experience.
In addition, we have a Water Park for children that is
fun for adults too, horseback riding, golf courses and shopping
galore.
City of Woodstock Website
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