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Woodstock Public Access Community Television is the community media organization serving Woodstock, New York, an Ulster County town in the Catskill Mountains known as the legendary arts community that gave its name to the 1969 music festival and has served as a creative hub for artists and musicians since the early 20th century, providing PEG access television for this distinctive Hudson Valley community.
The organization provides public access cable television for Woodstock residents, covering town board and government meetings and offering community members the opportunity to produce and broadcast locally focused programming that reflects the artistic, political, and civic character of one of America's most storied creative communities.
Woodstock residents - artists, musicians, writers, longtime locals, and community members who have maintained the village's creative identity and civic life across a century of cultural reinvention - rely on public access for the government coverage and community programming that give the full range of Woodstock's community a broadcast platform as authentic as the creative spirit the town has always represented.
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