Festival Home Tickets Performers Volunteer Donations Travel Vendors & Exhibits About the Festival About Clearwater Press Join our Email List and get Festival updates: Clearwater Home NO PETS (working service dogs only) Accessibility The Clearwater festival has won numerous awards for accessibility. 20 wheelchairs will be available, and many volunteers to assist the mobility impaired. Click here for more information. American Sign Language Clearwater makes every effort to ensure that deaf, hard-of-hearing, and visually impaired people feel welcome. ASL interpreters are provided on main stages; other areas/stages by request at ASL booth. Braille and and large-print editions of the event schedule are available on-site. Click here for more information.   Clearwater’s Music and Environmental Festival Start Your Summer Celebrating on the Hudson River Music, Dance, Storytelling and More June 21 & 22 - The Summer Solstice Saturday & Sunday - 10am to Dusk On the Shores of the Hudson River - Croton Point Park A natural park on a river peninsula with sandy beaches and sweeping views of the Hudson, Village of Croton-on-Hudson, Westchester County, New York Watch Our Quicktime Video Tickets - Volunteers Early discounts now on sale. Applications now available. All revenues support Hudson River Sloop Clearwater’s Environmental work for the Hudson River. The Strangelings Matty Groves Cheryl Wheeler It’s The Phone The Bluerunners Ghost of a Girl Audience Festival Camping! Enjoy two nights of camping and two days of festival fun. Click here. Audience Camping Packages on Sale Now. Call 845-454-7673 x123 Sails on Tall Ships at the Festival Come aboard Sloop Clearwater, a replica of a 19th century river sloop, or Schooner Mystic Whaler, for a two hour sail on the Hudson River. Book passage now, call 800-67SLOOP x107 $30 adults - $15 children 12 & under. No member discounts for these sails.     Clearwater Environmental Short Film Competition Clearwater is now accepting video entries for our first-annual national competition for new filmmakers, songwriters, musicians, and poets who believe in the power of music and song to inspire action to get involved and make a difference are asked to share their concerns and interests for the environment through original videos with this common theme—using music and song—to raise interest and concern for the environment. Click here for competition details and the submission form. WBAI, Pacifica Radio   Listener-sponsored community radio for peace and justice will broadcast live from the festival. In the greater New York area listen to the music and sounds from the festival all weekend on 99.5 FM.   Andrew J. Spano Westchester County Executive County Board of Legislators      Photos on this site © Augusto F. Menezes, Daniel Shearer, Kristina Thorstenson and others.