Don’t like tea? No problem. There will be plenty of coffee, cider
and other drinks to enjoy. In addition, we will sample traditional
foods to accompany our tea selections.
On January 7, John Durdle will host a discussion of German/Austrian
traditions; Alexis Asher will show us tea practices in England on
January 14; Mary Buckles will talk about herbs that are often used
to brew “tea” in the United States on January 21; and Alex Sentowski
will explain the Japanese tea ceremony on January 28.
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The program is free, so come on out and spend those cold January
afternoons in cozy conversation while enjoying a “cuppa” with your
friends.
[Catherine Maciariello, Atlanta
Public Library] |