On Saturday, February 1, join Lancaster County Park Senior Naturalist Lisa Sanchez for a ‘sweet’ Nature Series presentation on maple sugaring! Learn about the production of maple syrup and its importance to Indigenous peoples and European colonists, its role in food rationing during World War II, and its influence on our taste buds today. Explore the history of the tools and techniques used to produce maple syrup, and learn all of the steps required to make maple syrup, from identifying trees to collecting and boiling the sap, and sample maple candy.

Children 17 years or younger must be accompanied by a paying Adult 18 years or older.

TANGER MEMBERS: To receive your complimentary free admission, please make sure to sign into your account or register for an account prior to selecting and processing your registration. Otherwise your membership discount may not accurately apply. Please view our FAQ for further details. If you also have a LancasterHistory membership, this is the same account.

AHS RECIPROCAL MEMBERS: To receive your complimentary free admission, please call (717) 392-4633, ext. 133 or email info@lancasterhistory.org. AHS Reciprocal Members must show a valid membership card upon checking in for the program.

BEFORE YOUR VISIT: We encourage visitors to read our Health & Safety Protocols for Visitors prior to their visit to learn what LancasterHistory is doing to create a safe environment and what to expect.

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