Our 2024 T-shirt are now available and are part of how we fund this free event. Please support our free festival of music and arts.
We generally have a table/booth at community gatherings — Mayfest on Springfield Ave and the Duck Race in Memorial Day in May; probably in front Greenway Market on Saturday mornings in June.
Watch our Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter spaces for updates. All accounts @maplewoodstock.
Come early; buy often!
A quick aside:  our modest Maplewoodstock Festival would not happen without the support of many local sponsors, and — almost even more importantly — the volunteerism and contributions of so many local and talented and dedicated folks. Not meaning to forget anyone — and we somewhat like to keep the recipes in the kitchen — but https://www.facebook.com/mwchoi of http://www.openminddesign.com has contributed and helped design and produce our merch for many years — and the 2024 main design.
The “bubble” design was a collaboration between Jamie & Simone Ross. Jamie is part of the MWS committee and is the creator of Maplewood Online and his latest platform – JamieSpace!
When some sizes run out
2021 T-Shirt Design – Kristin Renda – Kristin is an Interior Designer located in Philadelphia. She graduated from Columbia HS in 2014 and went on to earn her bachelor’s degree in Industrial Design. Kristin has always been interested in working with her hands and being creative, and is always sure to return home for the weekend of Maplewoodstock.
2020 T-Shirt Design – Ethan Pidgeon:
Ethan is a graphic designer, photographer, and South Orange native. He graduated from Columbia High School in 2019, and now attends Northeastern University where he studies business and design. Over the years, he has collaborated with locals and small businesses alike on a wide range of projects. He currently lives in Boston, and works as the creative director at Northeastern’s Center for Financial Independence, while continuing to take freelance projects whenever possible.
Website: https://pidg.work/
Address: 412 Vose Ave, South Orange, NJ 07079
Black or beige
Three layers of fabric, with soft stretch ear loops.
Face Masks by TieBro, Noel Gregory:
TieBro bow ties started in 2015 when Noel Gregory and his wife Ericka Fuller Maplewood residents, decided to repurpose a Ralph Lauren shirt into a bow tie to compliment his work look and a “legend was born and worn “! From that he and his wife began repurposing vintage clothes and fashions to create unique bow tie looks and one of a kind design. They are truly “thrift store junkies” always looking for that stand out print or design.
Soon after they achieved a nice following and recognition for their huge selection of kids bow ties featuring popular comic book characters and other themes. What has really set them apart is the vast collection of sports and college fabrics they use to design their bow tie collection.
With the advent of COVID their many customers turned to them for unique and creative face masks. Using those same sports, kids, comic books, and other pop culture prints they were able to craft face masks that make having to wear a face mask perhaps even a little fun 
Check them out on Amazon @Â https://www.amazon.com/handmade/TieBro-Handmade-Bow-Ties
or Instagram @noelgregoryy
Questions or requests call : 973-592-8851
| Our 2023 Designs | ||
Art Nouveau |
Flock of Swallows |
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| Unisex T-Shirts | ||
Steel Blue
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Cardinal Red |
Ice Blue |
Steel Blue |
Cardinal Red |
Ice Blue |
Floral 
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Steel Blue |
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| Women's V-neck T-Shirts | ||
Royal Frost |
Cardinal Red |
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Royal Frost |
Cardinal Red |
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| Womens Scoop neck T-Shirts | ||
Turquoise |
Royal Frost |
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Turquoise |
Royal Blue |
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| Kid's T-shirts - $15 | ||
Stonewash Blue |
Dafodil Yellow |
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