What is Maplewoodstock?

If it’s not obvious by now, Maplewoodstock is a two day festival of local music and arts put on by your friends and neighbors.

Will Maplewoodstock be held again this year?

Heck, yes.

Umm, when?

Saturday and Sunday, July 10 and 11, 2010.  Each day typically kicks off about noon and ends around 9 pm.

Where?

The same spot as always.  Memorial Park in Maplewood, NJ.

What bands are playing?

Click on our MUSIC link to see our schedule.

Can my band play?

Our band application process is now closed for 2010.  Stay tuned in January 2011 for 2011 applications.

Does it cost?

No!  It is free and open to everyone.

What about parking?

There is small parking lot by the Maplewood train station.  Other than that, park on the streets (just observe all posted signs about where and when you can and can’t park).

Can I get there on public transportation?

For sure.  Since we are right across from the Maplewood train station on NJ Transit.

Will there be food to buy there?

Yes!  Many local restaurants set up tables to sell their delicious foods. In the past we’ve had everything from hamburgers/hotdogs to Indian food and Portuguese sausages.

Can I bring my own food?

Yes!  Many people bring a blanket and a picnic basket and hang out all day long.

Are there rest rooms?

Maplewoodstock rents several Port-o-Potties.  There are also restrooms in the Maplewood train station.

I am a food, arts + crafts, local service vendor.  How can I get a table?  How much does it cost?  What about a tent?  What about power?

If you want to be an arts vendor at Maplewoodstock, please download Maplewoodstock Arts Vendor Application (PDF).

Drew Dix is chairing the Maplewoodstock Food Committee.  If you are are a food vendor and want in, contact Drew at drewdix@verizon.net and 917-683-8842.

I am a local business. Who can I talk to about sponsoring opportunities? Can I get my company’s name on a banner or in the program?

Yes; we do have sponsorship opportunities.  Gary Shippy is chairing the Maplewoodstock subcommittee on sponsorships.  Email Gary at gshippy@msn.com.

What else can I do in the town of Maplewood before and after Maplewoodstock?

Since Maplewoodstock is a five minute walk from Maplewood village, there is plenty of opportunity for you to eat in its restaurants and browse in its shops.  Here’s the website to the Maplewood Chamber of Commerce and MaplewoodOnline’s business directory.

I love what you guys are doing.  How can I help?  How can I volunteer?

Oh, yeah, baby.  There are lots of opportunities to help.  If you have professional skills you can offer to Maplewoodstock, please let us know:

  • graphics design
  • flyer, poster, t-shirt, etc. printing
  • legal
  • sales and sponsorship

Plus, as the event gets closer we will need “Street Teams” to help get the word out and sell some of our merch.

Lastly, on the weekend of the event, we always could use extra hands on set-up, break-down, and garbage patrol.

Email maplewoodstock@gmail.com if you want to volunteer.

Teenagers wishing to volunteer should contact HK Community Fund of Maplewood & South Orange at hkcf@comcast.net or visit their website — www.hkcommunityfund.org.