The Homestead Society - Skills for a Sustainable Future
Celebrating America 250
Saturday, September 26
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Sharon Forks Library
Sharon Forks Meeting RoomThis Month in the Society: Step back into history as we learn about Victory Gardens through hands-on activities for the whole family!
Victory Gardens, or war gardens, were vegetable, fruit, and herb plots planted at private homes and public parks during World War I and II to reduce pressure on public food supplies and boost morale. Come learn the skills to build, sow, and grow a Victory Garden that feeds your family and fuels your community.
This program is for families with children elementary age and up. Registration is not required but supplies may be limited.
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The Homestead Society: Skills for a Sustainable Future
Rediscover the art of self-reliance in this collaborative, hands-on series designed for families with elementary-aged children and up. As a family team, you'll rediscover heritage skills through a modern, eco-friendly lens. From backyard biology to kitchen crafts, each session delivers a practical, collaborative project that empowers your family to grow, make, and mend your way to a more sustainable home.
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TAGS: | Homeschool | Food & Nutrition | Education | Culture | Crafts & Making |
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