At the festival, visitors can learn about several different maple sugaring methods including a method dating back to colonial times. The Native American “hot rock” demonstration will show visitors how Native Americans created sugar from sap. Stop into the maple sugar house and see the modern evaporation technique and how the process takes place today. There will be lots of fun family activities including maple-themed crafts, storytelling, face painting, tree tapping demonstrations, hay rides, lots of sweet treats and of course, the ever-popular pancake brunch.

Maple Sugar Sunday is supported by media sponsors StamfordPlus Magazine and 95.9 The Fox and 96.7 The Coast radio stations. Admission is $5 for members, $10 for non-members. Hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Comfort Food Festival $13.95

Monday-Thursday

Chicken Pot Pie

Meat Loaf

Shepherds Pie

Roast Pork Loin

Beef Stroganoff

&

 The Best Prime Rib in Town ONLY $16.95

 Trips’ Restaurant is located at 348 Hope Street

Stamford, CT.  View our menu

The Rack ‘N’ Roll Café having established it’s club as an important venue for original music in the CT/NY area is proud to announce their partnership with 107.1 The Peak and NEXT. NEXT, hosted by Chris Bro, is a program aired weekly on The Peak with the simple goal of finding the NEXT big song/band.  The Rack has centered it’s schedule around promoting both local and national original talent making this a perfect partnership. NEXT and The Rack will produce a monthly concert series