Join historian Dennis Picard for an engaging presentation on the history of maple sugaring in New England on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM at the Pelham Library (2 South Valley Road, Pelham, MA). Discover the romance, folklore, and science behind this cherished tradition and its economic impact on the region.
Co-Sponsored By:
Pelham Historical Society
This event is free and open to the public. For more information, call the Pelham Library at 413-253-0657.
Dennis Picard is a seasoned museum professional with over forty years of experience in the living history field. He has held leadership roles at several historical institutions, including Old Sturbridge Village and Storrowton Village Museum, where he served as director for 27 years. A frequent lecturer and consultant for historical societies and museums, Picard specializes in New England’s folk traditions, including maple sugaring, ice harvesting, and historic trades. His engaging presentations bring the past to life, exploring the cultural and economic significance of these traditions.
