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Discover one of the sweetest Pennsylvania festivals at the Pennsylvania Maple Festival in Somerset County, Meyersdale, PA. Enjoy all things Maple along with stage shows, historical events, crafts and unique quilts. After over 60 years of celebrating the arrival of spring and the annual arrival of the sweet maple sap the Pennsylvania Maple Festival has developed into one of the largest maple festivals in the world.

The St. Johnsbury, Vermont World Maple Festival celebrates the history and heritage of the Maple Syrup Industry, and St. Johnsbury's status as the Maple Center of the World. Join us for maple related festivities and events. A street festival will be held on Saturday. Entertainment will be provided all day long and the streets will be lined with over 75 craft and food vendors.

Maple Weekend began almost 15 years ago when Wyoming County maple producers opened their doors to the public to showcase the production of maple products from tree to table. The first event, known then as Maple Sunday, demonstrated how maple syrup was made by tapping trees, collecting sap and boiling it into syrup. Producers also provided samples and sold maple products to the public. Now Maple Weekend occurs statewide and the event has grown so much that the maple producers had to add a second weekend.

In celebrating Vermont's world-renowned maple harvest, the city of St. Albans plays host to the Vermont Maple Festival, featuring numerous events, including maple product exhibits, pancake breakfasts, New England craft exhibits, antique shows and markets, a specialty foods show, maple candy-making demonstrations, a variety of concessions, carnival rides, and a huge parade, all in honor of maple syrup. 2011 marks the 45th year of this annual Vermont event.

A tapping of maple trees, some as old as the area itself, has been a tradition in Cortland County from the days of Indian culture. Through the years, maple syrup production has provided income for area farmers, and has grown with the times and the increasing technology. The Maple Festival is made possible by the combined efforts of some 1000 people,many organizations, public bodies, and the school . It is truly a civic event which has made the entire concept a "fun project" to work on. Hosted in Marathon, New York.

At Burton's Maplewood Farm, nestled in the rolling hills of Southern Indiana, you can enjoy the taste of our country made hot pancakes with 100% pure Maple Syrup all day every day. This National Festival is Always the First and Second weekend in March and is located near Medora, Indiana. These two weekends offer something for everyone in the family. A variety of fun-filled events, activities, Live-music & demonstrations are sure to keep you entertained and coming back for more year after year. Maple Syrup Producers from every maple syrup producing state in America are invited to come and share their version of 100% pure Maple Syrup.

Vermontville is the "granddaddy" of them all! We are the home of the original Maple Syrup Festival in Michigan. Our festival starts Friday evening, continues through Saturday and Sunday and is always the last full weekend in April. We have something for everyone - Mid-America rides, talent show, arts and crafts, flea market, two parades, petting zoo, princess pageant, various displays, games, free entertainment and arm wrestling. Our syrup producers are located throughout the village selling syrup, candies, creme and the ever popular maple syrup cotton candy. We invite you to join us and enjoy pancakes with real maple syrup offered by the Maple Valley Band Boosters and the American Legion.

Maple Festival was started in 1981 to promote Maple syrup products in the area. It always included an all you can eat pancake breakfast with real maple syrup and real butter. It has always consisted of maple demonstrations, sales of maple products and a large flea market. Today the Maple Festival boasts the above activities along with entertainment and attractions for the children. The event draws people from 75 to 100 mile radius and continues to grow. We have added events including a Chili-Cook Off, Maple Judging, Maple Baking contest, and battle of the Bands.. Home and Garden Displays along with many of the favorites from before. Hosted in Troy, Pennsylvania.

Take a step back in time to Highland County, "Virginia's Switzerland." Travel back roads and mountain byways to the annual Highland Maple Festival. Held on the 2nd and 3rd weekends of March, the Maple Festival has been an annual event in Highland County, Virginia, since 1958. Each year, thousands of visitors are drawn to this unspoiled, rural region of Virginia to celebrate the "opening" of the trees and observe the process of maple syrup-making. Sugar camp tours provide a unique and educational experience that portrays a rapidly vanishing way of American life.

The Geauga County Maple Festival is held on beautiful Chardon Square and opens on Thursday of the last full weekend in April. The festival celebrates the production of maple syrup, a leading agricultural industry in Northern Ohio. Events include two grand parades, maple syrup judging & auction, queen's contest, photo contest, "Sap Run", bathtub races, craft show, concessions, rides, and continuous grandstand entertainment.

The Maple Festival celebrates an important aspect of Whitingham's economic and cultural heritage. Eight of our eighteen Whitingham sugar makers have graciously opened the doors of their sugar houses and given their time so that residents, visitors, and guests, alike will gain a better understanding and appreciation for the art and science of Maple syrup and sugar making and the historical importance of sugaring to our town. Whitingham is known as the birthplace of Brigham Young and there are two monuments in town noting Young's achievements. The town is located in southern Vermont, about 25 miles north of Greenfield, Massachusetts, and between Bennington and Brattleboro, Vermont. There are a number of bed and breakfasts and small inns in and around the town.

The Maple Festival is held annually the second weekend in March throughout the Town of Hebron, Connecticut. Each year thousands of people come from miles around to enjoy and experience the weekend of maple related events. The goal for this event is to bring families together and provide noncommercial, inexpensive enjoyment during a quiet time of year.

So much to do and see, and lots of it ~ you do for free! Wakarusa Maple Syrup Festival is hosted annually in Wakarusa, Indiana.

Early in January of 1942 it suggesting that the maples that line the streets of Nashville, Michigan be turned into a huge sugarbush as a community project. When the sap began to run that spring, the idea had become a reality. With the aid of some fifty or more boys and girls who washed buckets, tapped trees, collected sap and pasted labels about two hundred gallons of syrup were made that first season. On any given weekend when the sap is running and a big cloud of steam hangs low over the north side of town, the population is swelled by several hundred visitors who come to watch, taste and buy the golden syrup.