Be a part of a great springtime tradition at the Festival des Sucres de Saint-Pierre-Baptiste

From May 18 to 21, look forward to family fun and lots of maple syrup at this sugaring off festival in the Centre-du-Québec. This 66th edition of the Festival des Sucres de Saint-Pierre-Baptiste promises litres of maple syrup and a folksy atmosphere. A warm welcome is guaranteed!

A strong tradition dating back to 1958

Syrup lovers from across the province will be gathering on the grounds of Saint-Pierre-Baptiste’s municipal sugar bush to celebrate the maple sap harvest and the return of spring. Rooted in a long-standing tradition, this big family celebration offers four days of festivities, including the can’t miss sugaring-off party, where young and old will have a chance to taste the famous local maple taffy. It’s the perfect time to get the family together to make the most of spring.

Plenty of fully free activities

Beyond sweet treats, the Festival des Sucres offers a long list of fully free activities sure to delight the whole family. A softball tournament, activities for kids, bingo, music shows and a horse pulling contest are on the agenda. The program highlights country artists, traditional Quebecois music and festive songs. A dozen artists will take to the stage over the course of the weekend, including Steve Desmarais, la Famille Jean-Nil Guillemette, les Cuillères à Carreaux, as well as Louise Mailhot and guests. Get ready to sing and dance to folk music rhythms under the heated marquee!

Discover deals for meals and RVs

Get a taste of local products featuring maple with two meal options: a mechoui and a chicken supreme. Those who wish to spend more than one day at the festival and take advantage of all the events may choose to park their recreational vehicles on site. Don’t forget to reserve your spot for meals and RV parking on the Festival des Sucres website (in French only). Finally, festival-goers can enjoy a chance to win major cash prizes by purchasing lottery booklets. By doing so, they will be supporting the festival and allowing it to continue providing free activities.