hippie culture
Peace and love
Hippie culture refers to the countercultural movement that emerged in the 1960s, characterized by rejection of mainstream values, experimentation with drugs and spirituality, communal living, and advocacy for peace and free love.
The aesthetic included long hair, tie-dye, and folk or psychedelic rock music.
The Haight-Ashbury district became the epicenter of hippie culture.
The term now evokes nostalgia or describes neo-hippie lifestyles emphasizing environmentalism and alternative spirituality.
- boho-chicArtsy, relaxed style
- WoodstockLandmark 1969 music festival
- Summer of Love1967 counterculture convergence
- anti-war protestsCollective action against military conflict
- countercultureRejection of mainstream values
peace · bohemian · meditation · communal living · nonviolence · Haight-Ashbury · organic farming · folk music · UC Berkeley · psychedelics · 1960s counterculture · hippies · Timothy Leary · drop out · activism · love · environmentalism · marijuana
- lifestylessimple living, city life, family life, minimalism, rural life
- Bohemiabohemian dress, boho chic, free spirits, nonconformists, counterculture
- AmericanaAmerican flag, Fourth of July, bald eagle, Thanksgiving, apple pie
- CaliforniaLos Angeles, San Francisco, Hollywood, San Diego, Yosemite
- fadspet rocks, hula hoops, fidget spinner, mood rings, Tamagotchi
- NorCalSan Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento, Bay Area, Golden Gate Bridge
hippie cultureJohn Birch Society
Right-wing anticommunist advocacy group
hippie culturecorporate culture
Shared workplace values, norms
consumer culture · materialism · consumerism · careerism · acquisitiveness