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The push for change in just about everything our American Culture clung to at that time. The exhibit was inspired by the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love, which took place in San Francisco, 1967, and the movement that emanated from that summer. The collection encompasses the Hippie/Anti-Vietnam peace movement, a sometimes-volatile yet pivotal time in our country’s history, where music and fashion were used as a vehicle in expressing that change. 50th Anniversary of the Summer of Love Exhibitįeaturing clothing, accessories, posters and other 60’s & 70’s period items from the collection of Mark Hooper.
