Maple family fun taste and tour 2023 dates 

Maple Moon Festival
​Sunday March 19th, 11am-3pm
Theme: Native American Heritage
Participate in a traditional Spring Equinox ceremony with Neetopk Keetopk
Interested in booking a private group weekday maple program at our location or yours? Click here for details!
PREVIOUS EVENTS:
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Black History and Maple Sugaring
Saturday February 25th, 11am-3pm
Featuring Sarah Elisabeth presenting: 
Okra, Beans & Collard Greens:  A Journey through the African Diaspora in America
Sara Elisabeth is Wise Woman Spiral, an apothecary, a consultant, an edible landscaper and a teacher. She has taught at Beacon Institute, African Roots Library and offered free herbal consultations at NOFA-NY’s Wellness Fair. She will be offering in-person classes in 2023. She is Director for A Farm for All! ( and Manager for Esopus Agricultural Center. She is a copy writer for her business and nonprofit work and has started a copy writing business Hornbeam Copywriting. In 2022 she began installation of an herb garden at Wildseed Community Farm & Healing Village. In 2021 she founded the Black Women Farmers and their Allies Network that stretches through nine counties from Kings to Schoharie. You can find her on Facebook and Instagram as Wise Woman Spiral.
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March Maple Family Weekend Activities
Rekindle your relationship to the land this winter-- join us for a Maple Sugaring weekend event and tour-- a fun, delicious educational and cultural experience for all ages. 
Tree-tapping activity- learn the science of maple sugaring
Collect sap from the maple trees
Gather 'round the sap boiler in the Sugar Shack and learn more about this sweet process.   
Pancakes with our own maple syrup will be served (note: food is not included in admission) 
Feed our sheep and other farm animals
Tree Art and Gratitude activities
Live music from the Seed Song Farm-ily Band! 

Tips and Reminders for Maple Moon Weekends: 
  • Please be prepared for snow/mud on grounds as Winter transitions to Spring. We encourage you to wear snow/weather proof boots!
  • Maple weekend programs only occur on good-weather days.  RSVP for a specific weekend day (we'll send an email reminder), and if weather is questionable please check here before coming to ensure that the program is still on.
  • Please note that the admission fee includes two hours of guided and experiential activities for the whole family including: art activity, collecting maple sap, maple sap boiling demonstration, live music, and history display.
  • Pancakes, maple syrup, and other food and drink are available for sale but not included in the admission fee. Please bring and use cash, check, credit card, venmo, or paypal to pay separately for these items  
  • The guided experiential activities include walking through snow and/or mud across farm fields to the maple grove and sugar shack.  Please dress for the weather and wear snow boots. 
  • For individuals and family members who are not able to walk though snow across farm fields to the various activities, we do have art activities, food, and socially-distant music to share at the main hoop house. Some sleds are available to tow small children between stations, or please bring your own.
  • Please bring cash or check to pay in person for pancakes with maple syrup and other food and drinks.

​Interested in booking a private event at our location or yours? Click here 
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*Atharhacton is the Lenape name for the Kingston area. This project honors our native “first people” and one of their greatest gifts to all future immigrants: the wisdom, method, and gratitude for making Maple Sugar.

For more information, email info@seedsongfarm.org or call (845) 383-1528
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