BEN LOMOND >> If you’re wondering what it was like to live in a hippie commune in the 1960s, northern California graphic artist Holly Harman wants to tell you about a local one.Harman … ...

Among the artifacts: the classic hippie beads, a marijuana "roach clip," fragments of tie-dyed clothes, and a reel-to-reel tape a Marin County studio technician has promised to try to restore.

SAN FRANCISCO — Two of the 1960s’ most memorable social movements, the hippie commune and the Jesus freaks, are alive and well in America, two religion researchers report. According to … ...

Adobe home found under Marin hippie commune MARIN COUNTY Adobe structure found under hippie commune artifacts By Peter Fimrite, Chronicle Staff Writer Jan 14, 2009 ...

Members have their own jobs and bank accounts, but most household and commune expenses are shared much as they were during the hippie heyday of the 1960s.

While modern manifestations of the “hippie” often include tie-dye T-shirts, recreational drug use and Glastonbury’s Greenpeace area, the movement traditionally refers to a prominent strand of 1960s ...

It was founded as a hippie commune in 1971 in California’s coastal redwood forest. Now, it’s a queer-owned and focused sanctuary; a “long-term living art project shaped by many hands, a sort ...

One of our country’s longest-running hippie communes, the Hog Farm was a ragtag group of free-thinkers helmed by Hugh Romney, later known as Wavy Gravy. Shortly before the Hog Farm set up an ad ...