Where is Long Pond Studio, the setting of Taylor Swift’s Folklore concert documentary, located?

Long Pond Studio, the setting of Taylor Swift’s Folklore concert documentary, is located in New York’s Hudson Valley.

Swift, Jack Antonoff, and Aaron Dessner assembled there in September 2020 to perform the complete Folklore album together for the first time. The documentary was released on Disney+ on November 25, 2020.

The studio is described as an isolated, rustic cabin in a wooded area near Dessner’s residence. Its intimate setting suited the album’s acoustic arrangements and cottagecore aesthetic, including the stripped-down performance of “August.”

This location is not the same as Kitty Committee in Los Angeles, where Swift recorded vocals for some Folklore songs, or Rough Customer in Brooklyn, another recording site associated with “August.” Long Pond became especially important for the documentary’s live reinterpretations.