Taste the Tradition
What is Maple Weekend?
Maple Weekend is a chance for the public to come to the farm to learn about New York’s maple sugarmaking processes and traditions and to provide a chance to taste pure maple syrup in its many forms – right from the source.
This event is organized and sponsored by the New York State Maple Producers’ Association. We are proudly funded by both our members and the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets.
When?
March 22-23 & March 29-30, 2025. 10am to 4pm – exceptions noted by individual farms.
How much?
Tours and product samples are offered at most sites free of charge (museums are the exception).
Where?
All over the state! View the producer map to find locations near you.
More questions?
Head on down to the Frequently Asked Questions section
Attend Maple Weekend
Maple Weekend is happening all across NY State! To attend, check the producer map for member participation near you.
General FAQ
When is Maple Weekend
Maple Weekend is March 22-23 & March 29-30, 2025. 10am to 4pm – exceptions noted by individual farms. 🍁
permalinkWhat Should I Wear During Maple Weekend?
Well, it is March in New York, so the weather can be quite unpredictable. Many locations are rustic and most will be muddy. Dress in layers, wear closed-toe or insulated footwear, and wool socks are recommended!
permalinkDoes Maple Weekend Cost Anything to Participate?
Great question! Tours and maple product samples are offered at most sites free of charge (museums are the exception).
On-site pancake breakfasts, where available, may incur a per-plate cost, and prices vary by location.
permalinkWhere is Maple Weekend?
Maple Weekend happens at locations all across New York State. This is agri-tourism at it’s best – come right to the farm to see the process, smell the delicious smell of maple sap cooking down to syrup, and taste many of the maple products made right there on the farm.
permalinkWhen did Maple Weekend in New York State begin?
1995 was the first year, where the tradition began as a single day – “Maple Sunday”. 2024 is the 28th year of an event that now officially spans four days on two different weekends.
permalinkHow Can I Find a Maple Producer Near Me?
Great question! Please visit our Producers Map page and use the location field to enter your town or city’s name, or add your postal code to see each of the closest maple producers in your area.
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