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As the oldest maple festival in the United States, the Geauga County Maple Festival commemorates the production of pure maple syrup in Geauga County and Northeast Ohio. The festival is held annually during the last full weekend of April. We invite you to join us for four days of engaging activities, delectable food, and a celebration of all things maple. In anticipation of the festival weekend, we invite you to participate in Tappin’ Sunday, where we will hold a ceremonial tapping of the maple tree on Chardon Square, offering attendees a chance to taste the season’s first maple stirs. We look forward to celebrating this cherished tradition with you! Recently some rare videos have been unearthed and we are very excited to share them with you! The Moving Image Research Collections at the University of South Carolina contacted the Chardon Library about a collection of videos donated to t...

As the oldest maple festival in the United States, the Geauga County Maple Festival commemorates the production of pure maple syrup in Geauga County and Northeast Ohio. The festival is held annually during the last full weekend of April. We invite you to join us for four days of engaging activities, delectable food, and a celebration of all things maple. In anticipation of the festival weekend, we invite you to participate in Tappin’ Sunday, where we will hold a ceremonial tapping of the maple tree on Chardon Square, offering attendees a chance to taste the season’s first maple stirs. We look forward to celebrating this cherished tradition with you! Recently some rare videos have been unearthed and we are very excited to share them with you! The Moving Image Research Collections at the University of South Carolina contacted the Chardon Library about a collection of videos donated to t...

The Chardon Family Market (formerly the Chardon Farmers Market) is a great place to find locally raised in-season produce, maple syrup, honey, breads, pies, decorated cookies, herbs, kettle corn, ice cream, soaps, lotions, dip mixes, frozen meats, eggs, prepared food, lemonade and more.

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