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Canada Week at Queen Creek Olive Mill 

Canada Week at Queen Creek Olive Mill 

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The Queen Creek Olive Mill is getting ready to host its 12th annual Canada Week Saturday, Jan. 31 through Sunday, Feb. 8 to celebrate our friends from the North! The weeklong celebration includes a Canadian Sangria Social on February 7, live music, a Canadian-inspired menu, and more.

Taking place Saturday, February 22 through Sunday, March 2, the weeklong celebration features a Canadian-inspired menu, live music daily, specialty beverages, and the return of a fan-favorite product.

Guests can enjoy Canada Week food specials Monday through Friday, including a Canadian BLT, Split Pea Soup, Poutine & Cheese Curds, and a Canadian-inspired pizza. The Mill will also offer Molson beer, rotating food specials, and the highly anticipated relaunch of the limited-edition Maple Balsamic Vinegar.


Complete Canada Week attractions include: 

  • Live music daily 
  • Canadian-inspired menu items + specialty products for purchase
  • Canadian-inspired menu items + specialty products for purchase
  • Release of the limited-edition Maple Balsamic Vinegar
  • FREE PARKING
  • FREE ADMISSION

Canadian Sangria Social on Saturday, Feb. 7 (10 AM – 9 PM) 

Flight flavors include:

  • Berries & Kisses – blueberry vanilla
  • Cupid’s Arrow – strawberry mint
  • Citrus Herb – lemon, lime, orange and Rosemary
  • O Canada – spiced red
  • Live Music

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