The 1960s were a time of change, creativity, and a little rebellion. Hippies wanted to live differently, embracing peace, love, and freedom in everyday life. From music and fashion to food and travel, ...

People left mainstream culture in the 1960s and 70s for numerous reasons. For many, it came from restlessness, curiosity, or frustration with the limits of the status quo. Hippie culture encouraged ...

A member of the psychedelic rock group Suuk Hain Salujärv in their rehearsal room in Tartu, 1976.Supplied, Tiit Kööbi Soviet Hippies: The Psychedelic Underground of 1970s Estonia, Presentation House ...

The former mayor of Vancouver, Tom Campbell called them "scum" and "parasites" but that didn't stop the hippies of Kitsilano from practicing free love. Back in 1967, Vancouver's counter culture was ...

When the free love movement blossomed in America in the 1960s, many folks started to look at relationship dynamics in more nuanced ways. It went hand in hand with the counterculture hijinks of the ...

They say there's no gravity at Hoover Dam; here's the truth about it ...

This Thursday, Slow Tide — a restaurant built at the spot of a 1960s shack named San Francisco celebrates Goa’s hippie culture with its food and alcohol offerings — pops up at Bandra Born for a night ...

Classy Hippie Tea in Sacramento is redefining tea as a means for healing, connection, and advancement through “tea futurism,” a concept combining agriculture, technology, and community building.

Did you know Central Texas is home to the only clothing-optional public park in the Lone Star State? Hippie Hollow Park is an outdoor staple that has been keeping Austin weird for decades. It's where ...