Hollystock

From Hollystock Website:

With over 40 bands set to perform and 6 stages and after parties, you will have plenty to see and do on August 9th. Here are a few little tips to make the most out of your day in Mount Holly.

The festival takes place in a historic "main street" town. They didn't have many cars back when the town was formed so parking can be a bit of a challenge. There are municipal parking lots located on Park Dr., Charles St., and Paxon St,. There is also a large parking lot located on Rancocas Rd for the County Court House. Locals may also get clever and park at RVRHS.

The festival is based around High Street, our towns main street. The street will be closed from Rancocas Road down to Mill Street and lined with vendors.

The event program is your guide to the day. You can pick one up for free at the big tent on the corner of High and Mill Streets. Some of the towns shops may also have a few. The program list all the stages, bands and set times. It also has a map on the back cover to help you get around.

There are 3 outdoor stages, and 3 indoor stages. Starting at the top of the High Street you will find the Friends Meeting House, music will start here around 2pm. Working your way down to High Street towards Mill Street, the first music you will hear will be that of the Acoustic gazebo Stage. There are a number of shops and restaurants on High Street to grab some food or a drink.

At the bottom of High Street you will find the Blue Light Digital Sound Stage. This stage will be packed with music and has a grass area to set up a lawn chair or throw down a blanket and chill out.

If you head east on Mill street you can swing into Vincent's Homemade Ice Cream for a sweet treat. Just past this ice cream shop and across the street you will find Ott's Downtown Pub and Grille, Ott's is another stage area. Live music will start here around 6pm and run late into the night for a great after party.

The Mill Race Village is the heart of Mount Holly's shopping. This historic area feature a host of quaint shops and fine dinning. If you want a place for a nice sit down meal and maybe a drink by the water then plan some time to visit the Robin's Nest Restaurant .Chef Robin Winzinger will no doubt be cooking up some special dishes for the event. There are many great stores to browse and shop on White street. You may even find some more live music down by the Pineland Folk Music Center.