Woodstock, the legendary music festival, celebrated its 55th anniversary, with retrospectives highlighting its cultural impact. Woodstock 1969, held in Bethel, NY, gathered nearly 500,000 people and featured iconic performances by Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and The Who, becoming a symbol of peace, love, and music during a turbulent era. In contrast, Woodstock 1994 commemorated its 30th anniversary with a photography show in Saugerties, NY, capturing the festival's chaotic yet memorable atmosphere, including severe traffic jams and muddy conditions. Meanwhile, Woodstock 1999 is remembered for its violence and chaos, overshadowing its predecessors. The festival's spirit of unity and cultural significance continues to be celebrated and analyzed decades later.