62nd Annual Sugar on Snow Social
Stewartstown, NH & Canaan, VT to celebrate event this weekend on Fri/Sat.
For the past 62 years a snow elf has gone high up Canaan Hill and filled the same antique wooden crates with mid-winter snow to be saved and brought out again during the heat of an August summer night. The snow is then drenched with hot maple syrup from the hills and sugar houses of Canaan.
This year that night is Friday August 7th and the snow will be unpacked at 5pm in Fletcher Park in between the War Monuments and the Victorian water fountain. In addition to the traditional offerings of very sour pickles, fresh lemonade and sweet desserts this year a full meal will be available with the addition of $1.00 kid hot dogs, chili dogs and bowls of chili. There will be a number of types of chili to choose from in addition to the famous Crawford Bros. prize winner from many years back.
Entertainment will be provided by Roland Cotnoir and his band, Carolyn's Friends . The "Cake Walk" returns to Sugar-on-Snow for the first time in many years. For those that are not familiar with a "Cake Walk" it is like musical chairs yet involves freshly baked cakes and when the music stops each time the "winner" gets to pick a cake to take home..
Sugar-on-Snow is a tradition that endures and grows every year as ball players and townspeople gather together at a kid friendly family fun event. Additional updated information is available on Facebook: GraceCommunityChurchVT or on the web: www.TheGraceCommunityChurch.com.
Stewartstown Day Events
Queen Coronation at 7 p.m. at town park, music, dancing, kids activities, vendors (6-10 p.m.) & fireworks at dusk.
Canaan Men's Softball Tourney at 6 p.m. Friday, on through weekend. Info 802-266-8900.
Saturday:
Stewartstown Day parade 10 a.m. on Saturday with lineup at 9 a.m. at to Coos County Farm via the south entrance.
Stewartstown Day Bake Sale by North American Martyrs Parish 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. or until gone at the Stewartstown Park.
Soapbox Derby at 11:30 a.m. with registration/rules available from Nelson Boire at 603-246-7170. Town park will be site of activities throughout the day, including music, vendors & auction.
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