Sixties Mania Brings 1960s Tribute Show to Crystal Falls on September 18

Sixties Mania is scheduled to perform at 7 p.m. CDT on Friday, Sept. 18, at the Crystal Theatre in Crystal Falls; advance tickets are available through the theatre’s website or by phone at 906-875-3208.
The tribute show features more than 250 songs, authentic English-tailored suits, vintage instruments and multiple costume changes, with segments covering the Beatles, Beach Boys, Woodstock, Flower Power and other major 1960s cultural movements.
The September 1926 New Paltz newspaper material was compiled by Carol Johnson of the Haviland-Heidgerd Historical Collection, which is available for research at Elting Memorial Library, 93 Main Street, New Paltz; the collection can also be reached at 255-5030.
The Wyoming County retrospective identifies Scott Horlacher and Horace Sick as the operators preparing to open an electric store in the former Wyoming National Bank building, while Mrs. Eleanor Dunn purchased Hubert Stonier’s trucking and ice business.
Sixties Mania will bring 1960s nostalgia to Crystal Falls on September 18 with a tribute show featuring over 250 songs, period-accurate suits, and vintage instruments. The band performs at 7 p.m. CDT at the Crystal Theatre, with advance tickets available through the theatre's website or by calling Crystal Theatre at 906-875-3208.
The show covers major cultural movements from the era—the Beatles, Beach Boys, Woodstock, and Flower Power—with multiple costume changes throughout the performance. It's a chance to relive the music and spirit that defined a generation.
Sixties Mania performs more than 250 songs spanning the decade's most iconic acts and moments. The band uses authentic English-tailored suits and vintage instruments to capture the look and sound of the era. Each segment showcases a different piece of 1960s culture, from the British Invasion to the counterculture movement.
Tickets are available in advance through the Crystal Theatre's website or by phone at 906-875-3208. The show starts at 7 p.m. CDT on Friday, September 18. Attendees can expect a full evening of 1960s music and entertainment with the band's multiple outfit changes.
Communities across the region are rediscovering their past through historical newspaper archives. A 1926 retrospective from Wyoming County records business openings, agricultural production, and major events of that era. The New Paltz Independent archives show what daily life looked like a century ago, from business transactions to local accidents and social changes.
The Haviland-Heidgerd Historical Collection at Elting Memorial Library in New Paltz preserves these materials for research. The collection is located at 93 Main Street and can be reached at 255-5030. Researchers can explore decades of local history and discover how their communities have evolved.
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