Hosted by Unified Community Connections

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Hoodstock is a grass roots music festival with its roots based on the rock/folk music scene of the late ’60s and early ’70s mixed with contemporary music.  Originally founded in 2004 as a neighborhood event before its popularity made all the Baltimore region its “hood” Hoodstock is now a major fundraiser to benefit Unified Community Connections and all they do to advance the independence of children and adults with disabilities.

Hoodstock is considered to be an anti-black-tie charity event where guests “Just Say No to Black-Tie and Yes to Tie-Dye!”  It is a casual, laidback, family friendly event where attendees enjoy live music along with good casual food, beer, and wine all for a modest ticket price.  Many of the bands that perform include band members who have a direct connection to the mission of Unified Community Connections.  Last year’s first ever virtual event raised $80,000 and attracted more than 1,200 viewers with people tuning in from 12 different states as well as Thailand, Australia, Canada and the U.K.!

This year’s event will be back in-person, as safely as possible, with some live streaming available via our HoodstockBmore YouTube channel.   Click here to check out last year’s live stream event!