March 25 and 26
Saturday and Sunday
Saturday and Sunday
9 Sap Houses to visit. Pancake Breakfasts, Authors, Craft demonstrations.
Sample maple syrup as it is being made, and learn all about this traditional art.
Sunday, March 26 1 pm to 3 pm - Horse Drawn Carriage Rides
UNITED CHURCH OF WARNER
The Warner Historical Society and the United Church of Warner are holding a delicious Maple Pancake Breakfast on Maple Weekend, March 25th
and 26th at the United Church of Warner, 43 East Main Street from 7:30 –
11:00 a.m. If you like going out for breakfast, please join us for
plain and blueberry pancakes, waffles, scrambled eggs, sausages,
homefries and beverages. Courser Farm Sugar Kings and Roger’s Sugar
House have donated the maple syrup to drench your pancakes and waffles.
After breakfast visit several local sugar houses. $8.00 and children
under 5 free.
MT. KEARSARGE INDIAN MUSEUM & LITTLE NATURE MUSEUM
The Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum announces traditional Native heritage activities for Maple Sugar Day on Sunday, March 26, 2017. Join us as we celebrate the maple syrup season!
Mt.
Kearsarge Indian Museum will provide complimentary tastings of our
homegrown squash with maple syrup and a sampling of acorn griddle
cakes. You will sample the rare treat of "sugar on snow," participate
in a live demonstration of how the Indians made maple sugar and learn
how to boil sap in the traditional Native way. James Moreis, an Aquinnah
Wampanoag Native, will demonstrate how to burn a dugout canoe and we
will show you the customary method of burning bowls. Our museum will be
open all day and you will have a chance to visit our museum store. If
you have never tried snowshoeing, now is the time! We will provide the
snowshoes courtesy of the Simonds School. While you are in town, be
sure to investigate the rest of the offered events and activities.
Admission for the maple sugaring activities is free. Admission to the museum will be $5 per person.
sponsored bySCHOODACS COFFEE SHOP
MainStreet BookEnds
Sap Season a documentary by Nick Czerula featuring Warner's own Gore Farm, and reading children's stories about Maple Syrup by the fire.
On Sunday at noon
Kerry and Brian Kellogg, two local teachers, launch their children's book
Kerry and Brian Kellogg, two local teachers, launch their children's book
The Adventures of Otis Pendleton
An early chapter book, reminiscent of The Wind in the Willows, and a great read-aloud.
On Sunday at 2 pm VT author and "gardening guru"
On Sunday at 2 pm VT author and "gardening guru"
