Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Peter Paul and Mary Tickets

Peter Paul and Mary helped define the 1960s folk revival with harmonies that became anthems for a generation. Formed in Greenwich Village in 1961, the trio broke through with resonant renditions of classic songs including If I Had a Hammer, Blowin’ in the Wind, Puff (The Magic Dragon), and Leaving on a Jet Plane. Over the years, they earned five Grammy Awards and earned nominations into the late 1960s and beyond. While Mary Travers passed away in 2009 and Peter Yarrow passed away in January 2025, Noel Paul Stookey has continued to honor the group’s legacy through concerts and educational initiatives. Current activity centers on memorial and legacy presentations rather than full tours, making this page a hub for the band’s history, discography highlights, and upcoming tribute engagements. Learn more about where to experience their enduring influence in the city, and how to secure seats for related performances and memorial events as they are announced.

Biography, discography highlights, and legacy presentations are preserved through official channels at peterpaulandmary.com. For fans in the city looking to connect with authentic tributes, stay tuned to local PBS and STEM-affiliated programs that continue to celebrate the group’s impact. We’ve got you covered with reliable, easy access to upcoming tribute performances and memorial events featuring Noel Paul Stookey and other artists carrying the PP&M torch forward. Secure your seats through trusted outlets and enjoy a genuine connection to a pivotal moment in American folk music.