Join us as we continue the sweet tradition of maple sugaring!

Sunday, March 1st, 2026
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
$10 Members, $15 Non-Members

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Note: Parking is first come, first served. Animal Museum is closed.

Map & schedule below.

Let the sugary sweet aroma draw you into the sugar shack where you’ll watch live evaporation demos and learn how maple syrup is made. Taste sap tapped straight from our trees and learn all about the process of making maple syrup.

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After learning about modern sap collecting methods, step back in time to discover how maple syrup was first discovered. Watch authentic sap boiling demonstrations at our interactive sugaring sites.

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Then, make your way around the property to enjoy other activities like storytelling, themed crafts, and sampling sweet snacks.

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10AM- 3PM

  • Sugar Shack (below visitor parking lot)- Sap Collecting & Evaporation Demo
  • Manor House- Crafts, Gift Shop, Bathrooms
  • Front Patio- Cookies and Pancakes

10:30AM

  • Longhouse- Native American Sugaring Demo

11AM

  • Barnyard- Colonial Site with Maple Tasting
  • Manor House, Big room- Storytelling & Animal Presentation

11:30AM

  • Longhouse- Native American Sugaring Demo
  • Bird of Prey Enclosure- Bird of Prey Program

12PM

  • Barnyard- Colonial Site with Maple Tasting

12:30PM

  • Longhouse- Native American Sugaring Demo

1PM

  •  Barnyard- Colonial Site with Maple Tasting

1:30PM

  • Longhouse- Native American Sugaring Demo
  • Bird of Prey Enclosure- Bird of Prey Program

2PM

  • Barnyard- Colonial Site with Maple Tasting

2:30PM

Manor House, Big room- Storytelling & Animal Presentation