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Activism through Cookbooks Talk with Culinary Historian Sarah Lohman thumbnail Photo

Activism through Cookbooks Talk with Culinary Historian Sarah Lohman

On Zoom (group viewing in the McAuliffe Community Room)

Food has often been a way for activist communities to fundraise, connect, and spread the word about their cause. Join Culinary Historian Sarah Lohman for a discussion of the link between food and activism, beginning with the abolitionist food writers of the Civil War and continuing through the 20th century. Register here: https://tinyurl.com/CookbookActivism

The Joys of Nature: Not Really So Scary Animals thumbnail Photo

The Joys of Nature: Not Really So Scary Animals

Some animals (like sharks, snakes and spiders) we think of as scary, but are they really when we learn more about them? Many seemingly “scary animals” have really important jobs in nature, even helping people! LIVE ANIMALS!

This program is supported in part by a grant from the Framingham Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.