Tapping Into Michigan’s Annual Maple Syrup Weekends
To celebrate Michigan’s oldest agricultural activity, more than 20 members of the Michigan Maple Syrup Association invite Michiganders to experience
Read MoreTo celebrate Michigan’s oldest agricultural activity, more than 20 members of the Michigan Maple Syrup Association invite Michiganders to experience
Read MoreAs we transition into spring – the season of growth and renewal – it is the perfect time to focus on self-love. Focusing on activities that awaken your senses, celebrate life and generally increase endorphins can be as simple as a quick mani and/or pedi, a walk along a wildflower laden woodland trail or taking up a new hobby.
Read MoreEach spring, as the days get longer and the temperatures begin to rise, Michiganders head out into the woods to take part in the state’s oldest agricultural activity…tapping maple trees for sap to be turned into mouth-watering maple syrup, candies and other sweet treats.
Read MoreA sure sign of spring…the return of the robins to Michigan! In April 1931, the American robin (Turdus migratorius) was chosen as Michigan’s official state bird – one of three to claim this red-breasted aviary as its state bird (the others are Connecticut and Wisconsin).
Read MoreFor generations, Michiganders have been heading out into the woods at the onset of the spring season to take part
Read MoreTo celebrate the arrival of the spring season, the Michigan Maple Syrup Association and more than 30 of its members once again invite the public out to take part in the 8th Annual Michigan Maple Syrup Weekends. The family-friendly events provide a chance for people to get a firsthand look at how maple sap is collected, boiled down and turned into sweet maple syrup and other maple treats.
Read MoreTo celebrate the arrival of the season, the Michigan Maple Syrup Association and more than 30 of its members once again invite the public out to experience this unique craft during the 7th Annual Michigan Maple Syrup Weekend, scheduled from mid-March through early April across the state.
Read MoreThe Michigan Maple Syrup Association and more than two dozen of its members are once again inviting the public out to experience this unique craft during the 5th Annual Michigan Maple Syrup Weekend, scheduled from mid-March through early April across the state.
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