(Published by Matt Drzik)

December 17 is National Maple Syrup Day, so it felt right to make an announcement for a Beaver County tradition’s return after a multi-year absence.

And Regis Collins–who is the Chairman for the Beaver County Maple Syrup Festival–did just that on A.M. Beaver County with Matt Drzik, where he announced that the MSF will return for 2022. It will be a two-day event on April 23 & 24, running from 8:30-4:30 at Brady’s Run (headquartered at the Lodge), and it will be presented by PUSH Beaver County.

Collins told Drzik that many of the elements that were part of the Maple Syrup Festival when it was last held in 2019 are returning; including the All-You-Can-Eat pancake breakfast with fresh maple syrup, the guided tours to show how the maple syrup is made, maple candies and snacks available for treats, live music, Revolutionary & Civil War demonstrations, and local crafters presenting their products for sale and display throughout the surrounding area.

New for 2022 will be a 5K Fun Run for those looking to burn off the pancake calories (or for those looking for a reason to fill up), and Collins mentioned the possibilities of a revamped shuttle/parking system as well as pre-ordering meal tickets as elements that could be new for the 2022 Maple Syrup Festival.

If you are interested in participating in this year’s MSF, contact Regis at bcmsf@pushbeavercounty.org to learn more.

To hear the full announcement/interview, click on the player below!