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Lower Marlboro Freedom: Food of Colonial Marylanders (TB)
With Food Historian Joyce White
Thursday, November 05
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Twin Beaches Branch
Meeting Room EastDiscover the foods that sustained early Marylanders through Annapolis?s 18th-century Golden Age. As part of the Lower Marlboro Freedom Day Celebration, food historian Joyce White explores how local ingredients and global imports shaped daily life and highlighting the contributions of Indigenous Marylanders, British settlers, and African Americans in creating the region's foundational cuisine.
In partnership with Calvert Nature Society, discover the foods that sustained early Marylanders through Annapolis’s 18th-century Golden Age. As part of the Lower Marlboro Freedom Day Celebration, food historian Joyce White explores how local ingredients and global imports shaped daily life. She will also highlight the lasting contributions of Indigenous Marylanders, British settlers, and African Americans in creating the region's foundational cuisine.
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AGE GROUP: | Teen | Senior | Adult |
EVENT TYPE: | Lectures, Panels & Conversations | Community Event |
TAGS: | Adults |
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