Drupal Maintenance & Support · Sterling, NY
Sterling Renaissance Festival — Drupal 8 Maintenance & Support
Ongoing maintenance and support for Sterling Renaissance Festival’s Drupal 8 site — keeping a seasonal, high-traffic festival property stable through ticket seasons, content updates, and year-round operations.
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Challenge
Sterling Renaissance Festival runs a seasonal destination site on Drupal 8 — tickets, themed weekends, entertainment schedules, artisan applications, and employment listings. The property needs steady maintenance and support more than a flashy rebuild: stay secure, stay up, and keep content flowing through peak season.
Approach
FlintHorn provides ongoing Drupal 8 maintenance and support for sterlingfestival.com. That means practical care for a live festival site: updates, fixes, content and feature support as the season demands, and a partner who already knows the stack instead of a new agency relearning it every spring.
Outcome
The Sterling Renaissance Festival site stays on Drupal 8 with continuous maintenance and support — ready for ticket pushes, schedule changes, and the annual return of guests to Warwick.
A seasonal site that has to work when it counts
Sterling Renaissance Festival in Sterling, NY has welcomed guests for decades. The public site carries the season: ticket purchase paths, themed weekend activities, entertainment schedules, dining and attractions, artisan applications, and employment. When summer hits, traffic and content changes hit with it.
Drupal 8 — maintained, not abandoned
Not every engagement is a migration. Sterling runs on Drupal 8, and FlintHorn’s role is ongoing maintenance and support: keep the site stable, handle issues as they come up, and support the festival team’s publishing needs without forcing a premature platform rewrite.
What support looks like
Retainer-style care for a known codebase — troubleshooting, updates, content/structure help, and seasonal readiness. The goal is boring reliability: the festival markets the realm; the site should not become the story.
Live site: sterlingfestival.com.