The Hippie Love for Granola, A Woodstock Story

The video explores the connection between hippies and granola, starting with the Woodstock Festival in 1969. Initially expecting 200,000 attendees, the festival saw over 400,000 people, leading to food shortages. Hugh Romney and his commune, Hog Farm, helped by distributing granola, introducing many to it for the first time. This event solidified the association between hippies and granola.

What was the estimated number of attendees at the Woodstock festival in 1969?

How did the number of attendees at Woodstock compare to the organizers' estimates?

Who was hired to help with the food shortages at Woodstock?

What did Hugh Romney and his commune bring to the festival to address the food shortage?

What was the significance of granola at the Woodstock Music Festival?