March 28, 2010
Enjoy the first sweet taste of spring in Maine!
Maine Maple Sunday is always the fourth Sunday in March.
Join Maine’s maple producers each spring as they celebrate Maine Maple Sunday. It’s the day when sugar makers around the State open the doors of their sugarhouses for the public to join them in their rites of spring – making maple syrup.
Most sugarhouses offer free tasting and live demonstrations of how syrup is produced, from tap to table. Many offer a variety of other treats and activities, including syrup on pancakes or ice cream, sugarbush tours, sleigh or wagon rides, live music and lots more.
Many sugarhouses are open all season and will arrange special tours and demonstrations for groups on other days as well. Call them to make arrangements.
Text and second photo from the Get Real Maine website by the Maine government. http://www.getrealmaine.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/calendar.detail/event_id/8/index.htm
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