| Albion Kendalhang: A historical gallery honouring the sixties. |
| Country Joe McDonald: Official home on the web of this singer, songwriter and performer at the Woodstock Festival, summer of '69. A biography and discography plus extensive list of song lyrics. |
| Furthur: A site about Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters. Pictures and hippie cultural links. |
| Hippy Land: Information on the 60's and articles on political activism, cannabis, peace, the new age, music and art. |
| Love, Peace, Freedom, Harmony & Happiness: A celebration of love, peace, freedom, harmony, happiness and Rock 'n' Roll. For discussions on music and subjects related to peaceful co-existence. Poetry, philosophy and the famous Rock Roll of Honor |
| Random Advice and Hippy Values: A collection of advice on subjects ranging from sex, love, relationships, drugs, death, money, and tomatoes. A full text of the entire book is available for free downloading. |
| Sixties Co-Nexus: Site includes psychedelic links, ideas on low maintenance lifestyles, poems for Timothy Leary as well as dog-eared diaries, thoughts on Kosovo, photos, and graphics. |
| The Hippie Museum: An open project founded by cultural creatives and hippies, where people can submit essays, speak out politically and tell their life stories. |
| The Hippie's Old but Far-Out Loft: Profile, links, photos, and commentary. |
| The Old Hippie Lost in Mississippi: Musings and memoirs from an old hippie also provides links to other hippie pages. |
| The Tamtams: Drums of peace which resonate in unison every Sunday in Montreal, at the foot of Mount Royal. It's an invitation to reverie, music and dance. See hundreds of pictures of that free event which gathers thousands of people. |
| Venice West Picture Essay: Photo essay from the out-of-print work by Lawrence Lipton, "The Holy Barbarians". A chronicle of the Beat Generation life in Venice West, California, circa 1958. With links to Beat sites. |
| Wavy Gravy's Homepage: At Woodstock as Chief of the Please Force and member of entertainment activist commune known as The Hog Farm. Biography of Hugh Romney or Mr. Gravy, still practicing the '60s idealism. |
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