**Gun Violence Prevention Advocates & Lawmakers to Sign Symbolic Woodstock Stage Panel in Support of Common-Sense Gun Laws**

**Gun Violence Prevention Advocates & Lawmakers to Sign Symbolic Woodstock Stage Panel in Support of Common-Sense Gun Laws**

 

 

Panel from Original Woodstock Stage Showcased in Sen. Carlucci's Office to be Delivered to Washington D.C.

 

 

 

(White Plains, NY) – Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America along with State, County, and local Hudson Valley lawmakers will gather in White Plains to sign a panel from the original 1969 Woodstock stage.

 

Thursday, September 26

3 p.m.

148 Martine Avenue

White Plains, NY

*on the steps outside the County Building on Martine Ave.*

 

The signing is in support of federal common-sense gun reforms, including background checks on all gun sales and red flag laws. Steve Gold, who acquired the original stage, is using it for social activism and as a symbol to inspire people to be like the fans at Woodstock who wanted to make the world a better place. After collecting hundreds of signatures at Woodstock’s 50th Anniversary events, he has now partnered with Senator David Carlucci to garner more signatures before the stage panel is delivered to Washington D.C.  

 

The stage panel will be displayed in Senator Carlucci’s office for the public to sign through mid-October, before Gold delivers it to U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell.  An online petition is also available for people to sign.