Conversation Project: Stone Soup

How Recipes Can Preserve History and Nourish Community

March 15, 2018 | 7:00 p.m. | Banks Public Library

42461 NW Market St., Banks OR 97106

Sometimes the most overlooked objects can offer the most perceptive insights about ourselves and others. In this conversation, writer and independent scholar Jennifer Roberts introduces historical and current recipes and asks, How do recipes work? Why do we collect them? Who do we write them for? By sharing our own assumptions and memories, we will examine how recipes can help us connect and create communities across time, distance, and culture. Participants are encouraged to bring any treasured recipes they’d like to share with the group. These recipes may end up in a story-based collection compiled throughout this Conversation Project program. Read more.

 

Event Sponsors

Friends of the Banks Public Library

Cost

Free

Contact

Denise Holmes at deniseh@wccls.org or Susan Cackler at susanc@wccls.org