National Maple Syrup Festival

Date & Time

3/9/2013 - 3/10/2013
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM

 

Learn about the history of making maple syrup, visit Native American and 18th Century French American encampments at the National Maple Syrup Festival in Medora.

Older girl troops who volunteer in the children's activity tents next weekend will receive complimentary bus bracelets (limit 2 adults per troop) and also to have the opportunity to set up a cookie booth INSIDE at Medora Community Schools where the Festival begins. Contact Terri Tock for more information: ttock@gskentuckiana.org

Maple Syrup Harvesting & Sugarbush Guided Tours 9 AM – 5 PM,* Blacksmithing, Dutch Oven Cooking, Butter Churning, 18^th Century French cooking, Pottery Barn, Face Painting, American Indian Artifacts,  Plein Air Artists (artists who paint outdoors), Wood Carving, Candle & Soap Making, Horse Drawn Wagon Rides, Live animal nature program, live music

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Encampments: French American and Native American Sugar Camps, Pioneer Games,  Weaving a potholder, Salt Boiling Demonstration, Rope Making,  Children’s Activity Area, Native American social dance demonstration, Petting Zoo, Storytelling              

2013 Shuttle Bracelet Information:  

Girl Scout Shuttle Bracelet Prices:

Children 4 yrs. old and under:  Free!

Youth (5 to 15 yrs. old): $4.00

**Adults (16 – 64 yrs. old): $10.00

**Seniors (65+):  $8.00

**One free adult with every 10 Girl Scouts.   

 

Non-Girl Scout Shuttle Bracelet Prices:

Children 4 yrs. old and under:  Free!
Youth (5 to 15 yrs. old): $6.00
Adults (16 – 64 yrs. old): $10.00
Seniors (65+):  $8.00