Come and share an evening of peace, love and music as we celebrate the 42nd anniversary of Woodstock.
Favorite performers from A Tribute to Woodstock held recently at The Roxy Theater will return for a new show at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Muskogee Regional Fair on the Muskogee Fairgrounds. The show is free.
Amy Lynn returns as Janis Joplin with new performers including the band — Bradley Spears, Gared Breeding, Greg Breeding and John Krause — paying tribute to various artists who played at the historic event.
Oxford Production organizer Avery Frix hopes people will put on hippie clothes and rock back with to 1969.
Information: (918) 608-5903 or (918) 687-4406, www.muskogeefairgrounds.org or www.oxfordmuskogee.com.
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