Gift idea! We all have that impossible-to-buy for person... introducing Just Ferment It! In this workshop series, Kristine Hui, a professional distiller and fermentation specialist, will lead you through four unique sessions on how to make kimchi, kombucha, lacto-fermented fruits and hot sauce. Perfect for home cooks, health aficionados and anyone who wants to save money on groceries.
When: Each Thursday evening in February (6, 13, 20, 27)
Where: In Stewart Hall at Historic Stewart Farm
Cost: $194 which includes four class, ten hours of instruction, all food and supplies and everything you take home
Fermented foods are full of probiotics, and can improve your gut health, digestion, and nutrient absorption. This series is perfect for beginners and food enthusiasts alike. Reduce waste, save money and be healthier!
More info at https://www.surrey.ca/news-events/events/just-ferment-it?utm_content=sked_674a204934f0099bff3e14d9&utm_medium=social&utm_name=sked&utm_source=facebook
Harvest Fair is coming up on Saturday, September 21st! Bring the family to Elgin Heritage Park for live performances, a vendor market, food trucks, photo ops, cedar weaving and much more. Hosted by Historic Stewart Farm and Totest Aleng: Indigenous Learning House.
Bees are in fact some of the hardest workers here at the farm!
Silent Film Night, Romantic Comedies edition, is coming up on Friday, April 12th at 7pm. Two classics are on the list! First up is The Doll (Die Puppe), a German romantic fantasy comedy. In the film, the character Lancelot is pressured by his Baron uncle to marry. But Lancelot is afraid of women! He decides to fool his uncle by marrying a life-like mechanical doll instead.
The Scarecrow, circa 1920 will follow. The American two-reel silent film stars Buster Keaton who plays a farmhand who competes with his housemate to win the love of the farmer's daughter.
$12.06/ person. Register at 604.501.5100 or online at https://tinyurl.com/2x88hkvt?utm_content=sked_65ea2e084af270760f743eb3&utm_medium=social&utm_name=sked&utm_source=facebook
A local historic site portraying a 1910 homestead in Surrey.
