Sap to Syrup Breakfast on March 12-13
Maple sugaring season started a few weeks early at Mass Audubon’s Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary, giving us the perfect opportunity to reap the benefits of a warm winter at the annual Sap-to-Syrup Farmer’s Breakfast on March 12 and 13 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feast on hearty pancakes with local maple syrup, as well as Drumlin Farm sausage and home fries. Diners are welcome to stay at the farm for as little or as long as they’d like and enjoy special maple-themed activities:
- Visit Drumlin Farm’s maple grove and see sugaring in progress
- Learn about traditional sap-to-syrup techniques
- Sample and take home Drumlin Farm’s very own maple syrup
Tickets are $15 for adults, $12 for children age 2+ (free for children under 2). Register online or by calling 781-259-2206.
“40 Years of Community in Lincoln” event gearing up
The Lincoln Council on Aging, Parks and Recreation Department, and the Lincoln Review are all turning 40 this year, and there will be a town-wide celebration with activities, food, performances, arts and crafts, and more on Saturday, April 30 from 1-4 p.m. in Pierce Park (rain date: May 1). Organizers have created this website to provide updates on planning and solicit individuals and town organizations who would like to offer an activity, serve food, or set up a display. Some of the activities already being planned include an obstacle course, an art and photo exhibit, a hayride and more.
Those who would like to participate should fill out this application, which is also available on the “40 Years of Community in Lincoln” website. Organizers also invite exhibits by artists who live in Lincoln or are affiliated with Lincoln-based art programs to fill out an artists’ application. Anyone with questions may call Carolyn Bottum (Council on Aging) at 781- 259-8811 or Dan Pereira (Parks and Rec) at 781-259-0784.
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