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Don't Miss these March Events in Washington County

Don't Miss these March Events in Washington County


‍March Special Events


 

‍We have almost made it to March and hopefully our daily temperatures will continue to rise. We hope you and your family are able to attend some or all of these Washington County events. 


‍34th Annual Sugarbush Maple Syrup -  Final Weekend - March 1st and 2nd

 

The folks at LM Sugarbush are celebrating their 34th Annual Festival this year.

 

LM Sugarbush, LLC is a 140 acre farm located in Salem. Established in 1981 as Leane and Michael’s Sugarbush, the family owned operation is host to the annual Maple Syrup Festival.  

 

The farm produces around 1000 gallons of pure maple syrup every February and March for this festival and for distribution. This is one of the premier events in Washington County annually. 


Enjoy delicious pancakes and waffles, maple BBQ, wine and spirits, live music, tours of the farm, craft and food vendors as well as many activities and games.

 



‍Genealogy Nights at the Stevens Memorial Museum - March


‍Looking to do some research on your Washington County, Indiana ancestors but are unsure of where to start, or need a little help with a pesky line? Come to Genealogy Night at The John Hay Center! Our experienced staff will be present to give special hands-on assistance in starting your genealogy journey. 

Admission Fee:  $15


‍The True Story of the Underground Railroad - March 7th


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The John Hay Center and the Washington Co. Historical Society invites you to this event.


Historian Stephen Brown was tasked to do some special research on the Underground Railroad by the National Parks Service, what he found was a trove of surprising information that ultimately inspired his book A Promise Moon. Visit the Depot on Friday, March 7th to hear all about his findings and his book! The event will be held at The Depot meeting room.


Admission:

$10 WCHS Members

$12 non-members


‍8th Annual Awareness Washington Co. Chili Cook-Off - March 8th


‍The Awareness Washington County Board announced that the 8th annual Chili Cook Off will be held March 8 from 4-7 at Southern Hills Church.

 

Competition is open to anyone interested, and cash prizes will be awarded in several categories. There will be a prize for the judged Best Red Chili, as well as the judged Best White Chili. In addition, there are People’s Choice awards for Best Chili and Best Decorated booth. Other features of the event are the famous dessert auctions and the cookie cart.  There will also be items available in the Silent Auction and the Bag Raffle.


Admission to the event is $10 for adults and $5 for children. All the chili you care to eat and crackers are  included in the admission, along with ballots to vote for your favorite chili and  best decorated booth.


‍Monon Technical Society Mini-Convention and Yard Sale - March 15th


‍The Monon Railroad Historical-Technical Society will host the 4th Annual Monon Mini-Convention and yard sale. Presentations related to the history of the Monon, HO Train displays and Monon related items for sale. 


‍2nd Annual Afternoon Tea with Megan Smith - March 23rd

‍Join the Washington Co. Historical Society for their second annual Afternoon Tea at the Stevens Museum! This year they will have a stunning display of antique quilts and coverlets, and we will be joined by Megan Smith from the Indiana State Museum who will give a fascinating talk on historical textiles.


Be sure to book your spot ahead of time!

$15 WCHS Members
$18 non-members


‍‍The Washington County Tourism Commission is committed to the promotion of groups and activities whose actions and functions encourage the growth of tourism and visitors to the county.

 

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Washington County Tourism Commission, 99 Public Square, Salem Indiana

 

info@visitwashingtoncounty.org
www.visitwashingtoncounty.org

 

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