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The Sugar Maple Traditional Music Festival is sponsored by the Four Lakes Traditional Music Collective.

Our Mission:

Four Lakes Traditional Music Collective is a non-profit organization supporting the art of traditional music and dance throughout the greater Madison community. We provide educational and performance opportunities that bring together people of all ages to celebrate diverse musical traditions.

Contact information:

email:
music @ fourlakesmusic. org

Location and Directions

We suggest using Google Maps to get specific directions from your location. Click on the link below and enter your address into the form on Mapquest to get these directions. Also use the text directions listed below.

Lake Farm Park is located at 4330 Libby Road, just four miles from Monona Terrace, and is conveniently located along the Capital City Bike Trail.

Directions

Traveling on I-94 west, exit on I-90 south (exit 138A). Continuing on I-90 exit at the West Beltline Highways 12 & 18 (exit 142A).

From the West Beltline take the South Towne Drive Exit (exit 264) and go south. (Read below for construction deatils.)
 
Continue for almost 1 mile and then turn left on Moorland Road, which turns into Lake Farm Road after the road curves.
 
Continue to Libby Road and turn left (approximately 1/2 mile past Lake Farm Park's main campground/Lussier Ctr).
 
Continue approximately 1/2 mile to Lake Farm Park shelters entrance, turn left and proceed to Shelter #3.

Construction Notice

A bit of construction info to report as you prepare your (short) journey to Sugar Maple Fest this weekend...just south of 12/18 exit #264, South Towne Drive is undergoing construction of a new round-about. Northbound is complete, but southbound will jog you on a very slight detour along the frontage road (Raywood).

Click on this map image for a detailed look.

Of course, you can bypass this entirely. Lake Farm Park is accessible by pedestrians and peddlers (Nine Spring E-way/Capitol City Trail) as well as paddle-and-portagers (Lake Waubesa boat landing at Lake Farm Park).