Teas and Bees in November-great virtual talks!
We have two Zoom talks that we are able to offer, by way of the Brewster Ladies Library!
On Thursday evening, November 2nd at 7 pm, there is Tea for Health: A Virtual Talk with Judy Palken, Registered Dietitian. You can click here to register, and you will be emailed the Zoom link.
On Thursday, November 16th at 7 pm, we will have A Virtual Discussion on Beekeeping with Amanda Wastrom. Click here to register and receive the Zoom link.
Below are the descriptions for each! Please note that they are virtual only, and will take place when our library is closed for the day.
Teas: Drinking tea seems to provide multiple health benefits, and there are so many varieties of delicious tea to enjoy! Join us and find some creative and practical ways to get more of this versatile and healthful beverage into your life. Also, enjoy tea art in this presentation – you will be amazed at how many wonderful paintings celebrate the tradition of drinking tea.
Judy Palken, MNS, RD, LDN is a registered dietitian who translates the science of nutrition into practical recommendations for health. She has a master’s degree in Clinical Nutrition from Cornell University, and spent many years in Boston hospitals, with a specialty in cardiac nutrition. More recently, she has worked in nutrition research in the Division of Preventive and Behavioral Medicine at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester. Currently Judy develops nutrition classes, teaching how great food choices and other healthful behaviors can reduce inflammation, promote good health, and help us to feel our best.
Bees:
Curious about beekeeping but not sure how to get started? A local beekeeper shares the surprises, joys and challenges they have observed over their 10 years of keeping honeybees here on Cape Cod. Learn more about what makes honeybees such amazing creatures and what you can do at home to support all pollinators.
Amanda Wastrom is a curator, writer, and artist based in East Sandwich, where she lives with her family, a flock of chickens, an overgrown garden, and a few hives of honeybees. Most days, you can find her at Heritage Museums & Gardens, where she works as a curator. For more, go to www.amanda-wastrom.com or check out Instagram: @amanda_wastrom.