Bearsville Center
A Premier Commercial Space with Exceptional Amenities
Campus Atmosphere & Attractions
Bearsville Center offers a unique campus experience, featuring a renowned theater, tranquil park, two popular restaurants, and a vibrant bar—all fostering a lively community feel that draws visitors and locals alike.
Prime Parking Facilities
The center boasts the highest quality and most spacious parking facilities in the area, ensuring ease and convenience for every guest.
High Traffic and Event Success
In 2024 the Bearsville Theater was taken over and is now run by Dayglo Productions owned by the acclaimed promoter Peter Shapiro. The quality and reach of their shows is legendary, often selling out both mid week and weekend shows. bearsvilletheater.com.
Bearsville and our spaces in Woodstock are also available for rent for special events, weddings, bar and bat-mitzvahs, fundraising and corporate events.
Prime Commercial Property
With A Vibrant Arts and Music Scene
Seasonal Festivals and Family Attractions
The Bearsville Center hosts a small number of major festivals each summer, attracting between 600 and 1,000 guests per event, held on Saturday or Sunday afternoons. Additionally, Bearsville Park is a favorite year-round destination for families, offering scenic nature trails, the Rock & Roll Trail, and visits to the historic gravesite of Albert Grossman.
Growing Reputation and Cultural Significance
Bearsville Center is gaining widespread recognition for its vibrant arts and music scene, both onstage at the Theater and at its acclaimed Recording Studio. In the past 18 months, top-tier artists have recorded albums, produced promotional videos, and delivered memorable performances, including:
- Shawn Mendes
- Krishna Das
- The National
- The Lumineers
- Jakob Dylan
- Ani DiFranco
Space Available
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View Spaces AvailablePetersen House
Status - Available
The historic Petersen House, built in 1897, is a landmark at the heart of Bearsville Center in Woodstock, NY. This beautifully restored building combines timeless charm with modern functionality, making it an ideal location for businesses seeking a unique and vibrant setting.
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View Space Available59 Tinker St.
Status - Available
The property at 59 Tinker Street in Woodstock, NY, is a landmark steeped in musical and cultural history. In the 1960s, it was home to Café Espresso, the town’s vibrant hub for folk music.
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View Space AvailableUtopia Offices
Status - Rented
The Utopia Building at Bearsville Center in Woodstock, NY, is steeped in musical and cultural history. Built by Albert Grossman, as part of the Bearsville Complex the building served as a creative hub for groundbreaking music and production.
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View SpaceWoodstock Studios
Status - Rented
Part of the Lasher/Library site that is driving the modernization of down-town Tinker Street, with its links to the Bearsville entertainment campus and in-town potential art space and wellness center.
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View SpaceBear Cafe
Status - Rented
The Bear Café at Bearsville Center in Woodstock, NY, is a celebrated destination with a storied history rooted in the legacy of Albert Grossman. Established as part of Grossman’s vision to create a cultural hub in the Hudson Valley.
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View Apartment AvailableLasher House
Status - Rented
The Lasher House at 100 Tinker Street in Woodstock, NY, is an historic gem with deep ties to the town’s cultural heritage. This beautifully preserved building in the town center has served as a landmark for generations. The house features a recently renovated 1,300 sq ft second floor apartment with many new features.
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Woodstock, New York
Key Demographics
Woodstock’s population, is small – around 7,000 in its immediate environs. In recent years, the town has seen steady growth in both year-round and seasonal residents, drawn by Woodstock's quality of life and natural beauty.
The surrounding Ulster County, with a population of over 180,000, includes a steady influx of new residents and second-home owners from New York City, which is just two hours away.
A Tourism Magnet
Tourism is the lifeblood of Woodstock’s economy, attracting over 1 million visitors annually. Its reputation as an arts and music mecca, combined with natural attractions like the Catskill Park and numerous outdoor recreational areas, makes it a prime destination for families, art enthusiasts, and outdoor adventurers.
Local festivals, such as the Woodstock Film Festival, draw thousands of visitors each year and contribute to a robust year-round tourism economy.
A Decade of Growth and Development
Over the past ten years, Woodstock has experienced significant growth, with new retail spaces, restaurants, and arts venues contributing to a thriving downtown. Recent investments in infrastructure and community spaces have bolstered Woodstock’s appeal, and the town has welcomed a new wave of businesses catering to its discerning clientele.
This growth, paired with the trend of remote work, has made Woodstock an attractive location for professionals seeking a high-quality lifestyle outside the city.
Cultural and Historical Roots
Woodstock’s legacy as a creative haven dates back over a century, having hosted some of the 20th century’s most influential artists, writers, and musicians.
Though the famous Woodstock Music Festival of 1969 actually took place nearby, the town is still regarded as its spiritual home and continues to celebrate this cultural legacy. Woodstock remains a destination for artists, musicians, and creators, offering a supportive environment for both new and established businesses.
A Unique Opportunity for Retail Investment
With a year-round influx of visitors and a flourishing community of locals and transplants, Woodstock offers an ideal location for retail and commercial investments.
The town’s commitment to preserving its heritage, while embracing thoughtful growth, ensures an ongoing demand for quality shopping, dining, and lifestyle experiences.
Woodstock provides not only a beautiful setting but also a dynamic market with a built-in customer base, making it a top choice for retailers looking to establish a presence in a town that is both historic and forward-thinking.