The process of turning maple sap into maple syrup is a cherished tradition in Connecticut. At Stanley-Whitman House, historic interpreter Dennis Picard will demonstrate how to tap a maple tree for its sap and then evaporate the sap over an open fire as part of the sugaring process. Dennis will share anecdotes of this time honored tradition by indigenous peoples of the Eastern Algonquin Peoples of the lower Connecticut River Valley and then later by English colonists in New England. Picard's demonstration is free and is family friendly.
Maple Day
February 28
Location:
Stanley-Whitman House
37 High St.
Farmington, CT 06032
United StatesTimes:
Admission:
Contact:
(860) 677-9222