
Learn the history of Chinese teas, its uses, how it is farmed, processed and prepared. This fascinating and engaging talk will be accompanied by a beautiful photo slide show while we will brew several varieties of tea — all for tasting!
A Fair Trade and organic tea importer, the Little Red Cup Co. imports teas and employs dozens of local Chinese workers in a sustainable collaborating process. So come munch a crunchy cookie and learn what the Chinese eat when they drink tea in cafes. Hint, it ISN’T cookies … This event is free and open to the public. Please register at 729-0757.
The Hand, with Dr. Giustra
Tuesday, Oct. 29, 1 p.m. This presentation emphasizing the wellness of the hand. Learn how to maintain and improve its function. There will be a discussion of some selected malfunctions such as carpal tunnel syndrome and arthritis of the thumb and wrist. Free and open to the public. People Plus, 35 Union St. For more information or to register, call 729-0757.
Learn to make a Sock Monkey
Learn to make a sock monkey in four fun-filled sessions and learn its history. Also receive tips you won’t find in the classic pattern or kit and ideas for personalizing your creation. Requires hand sewing. $20 materials fee (plus $5 registration fee for nonmembers). Class meets on Fridays, from 1-2:30 p.m., for four weeks, beginning Nov. 1. For more information or to register, call 729-0757. Class is limited to 10 people.
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