Maine Maple Sunday

Maine's maple syrup industry creates 575,000 gallons of syrup every year and provides the state with more than $27 million in generated revenues.

It finally feels like we're starting to write more about things that are actually happening as opposed to things that being cancelled due to the pandemic. Maine Maple Sunday is just the next thing on the list of things that will in fact be happening in 2021...

Ever wonder how that maple syrup makes its way onto your pancakes? This Mainah shows us how!

Every year, on the fourth Sunday in March, participating Maine sugarhouses host tours and samples of their syrup and other treats.

This Sunday in March is Maine Maple throughout the state. It always lands on the 3rd Sunday in March and this marks the 34th annual event. Participating sugarhouses will be open to you to enjoy freshly made maple Syrup and candy, demonstrations and tours.

Maine Maple Sunday is this Sunday and we thought it would be fun to have a taste test! Any excuse to eat! We have toasted frozen waffles with butter, plate A is topped with a store brand 'Syrup' and plate B is topped with Real Maple Syrup. Let's see what our test testers thought.

Maine Maple Sunday is this Sunday, March 27th and the town of Skowhegan is making it an entire weekend celebration with the 10th Annual Maple Festival. Did you know that Somerset County is the top maple-producing county in the United States?

Maine Maple Sunday is on March 27, 2016. It's a great time for families to visit a local sugarhouse and sample some fresh Maine Maple Syrup! Here's a guide of participating locations for Maine Maple Sunday. Since Maine Maple Sunday is on Easter Day this year, a few of the locations are holding events on March 20, 2016.

The Maine Maple Producers Association welcome you to join Maine’s Maple Syrup producers this Sunday for Maine Maple Sunday. Mother Nature has not cooperated with the maple syrup season this year, with the colder than average temperatures! Here’s a handy guide of participating sugar houses in our area that are part of Maine Maple Sunday

Maine Maple Sunday is this weekend and in honor of the awesome annual event, Andy Capwell and Sarah Dyer performed a little song called, 'Because I'm Sappy'.

The Maine Maple Producers Association welcome you to join Maine's Maple Syrup producers this Sunday for Maine Maple Sunday. Mother Nature has not cooperated with the maple syrup season this year, with the colder than average temperatures! Here's a handy guide of participating sugar houses in our area that are part of Maine Maple Sunday.

With a very cold February and so far into March, the maple syrup season in Maine is off to a very slow start. Maine Maple Sunday is March 23rd and many local sugar houses are off to a slow start.

Hundreds of Maine maple trees have been flowing sap for weeks and the Maine sugar shacks are ready to show us all of the tasty treats that they have to offer. The Maine Maple Producers Association has announced that Maine Maple Sunday will be held this Sunday, March 24, 2013.