“I’ll be perfectly safe,” she assured her mother. The “Groovy Murders,” as they became known, proved to be a hippie culture buzz kill. Newsweek labeled it “Trouble in Hippieland.” ...

In the piece, author Devin Friedman declares: “The secret truth is that hippie culture won . . . You don’t believe me? How many yoga studios come up in Google Maps when you open it?” ...

There was something about the trams on dizzying, almost vertical hills, M&Ms on pizza and the lure of the Golden Gate Bridge.

According to Britannica, hippie movements drew heavily from Hinduism, Buddhism, and many other Eastern-focused religions and practices. This was reflected in their clothing tremendously, as looser ...

1967 was a landmark year bridging early ’60s pop sensibility with an emerging hippie culture. The "Summer of Love" brought young people and wannabes to San Francisco with their shared interest in ...

It was a long and sometimes strange trip that, he assures us in “On the Hippie Trail,” was worth every beggar, pirate, parasite and other native phenomenon he encountered along the way.