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Special Events Calendar 2009

This year the Friends of the Cedar Creek Grist Mill have planned events of interest to accompany the Grinding of grain. These events will be activities typical to the early 20th Century.


  • June 27 Come spend the afternoon of Sat. June 7 at the Cedar Creek Grist Mill. Marge Lippincott, a master gardener, and Barb Sizemore will be demonstrating how to make herb flavored vinegars and oils to give as gifts or enjoy yourselves. We will have French bread on hand so you can taste test these treats. Presentations will be at at 1, 2 and 3 PM.

  • July 25 A volunteer from Fort Vancouver will show us the kind of clothing worn by people who might have worked at the Mill when it was first opened.
    She will also demonstrate how the clothes were made.

  • August 27 Time to try out different kinds of cornbread made with cornmeal from the mill.

  • September 26 Our always popular Indian fry bread.

All activities above are from 1:00 to 4:00 except the cider making which will start at 9am.

  • October 31 9:00 AM - Apple Cider Pressing (Click for more information)

    • The Grist Mill Annual Cider Press just gets bigger and better every Year! Traditionally, this is our major event of the year. We like to see our young visitors have a hands on experiences with real apple cider making. All visitors are welcome to take home a quart of the finest fresh apple cider in Washington.

 

For more information, send e-mail to: Grist-Mill-Tour-Director@cedarcreekgristmill.com
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