Furthur Bus Reimagined: SF Exhibit Brings 1960s Haight-Ashbury to Life

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A San Francisco exhibit at the Haight Street Art Center traces the Grateful Dead’s origins in Ken Kesey’s 1960s acid-test scene, reviving the Furthur bus as a centerpiece and offering photos, immersive experiences, and a restoration push that celebrates Deadhead culture.
Topics:entertainment#1960s-counterculture#culture#furthur-bus#grateful-dead#haight-street-art-center#san-francisco
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