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SUMMARY:Tasting History
DESCRIPTION:Who first thought of putting molasses in baked beans? Discover New England food culture’s Revolutionary roots and explore how it shaped ideas about regional identity\, who belongs here\, and whose stories get told. \nMeg Muckenhoupt is a freelance writer and author of The Truth About Baked Beans and Cabbage: A Global History\, among others. Her work has been featured in the Boston Globe\, the Boston Phoenix\, Boston Magazine\, and the Time Out Boston guide; her book Boston Gardens and Green Spaces (Union Park Press\, 2010) is a Boston Globe Local Bestseller. She lives in Lexington\, Massachusetts.
URL:https://massachusetts250.org/event/tasting-history/
LOCATION:Hingham Heritage Museum\, Main Street 34\, Hingham\, MA\, 02043\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culinary,Speakers,Women's History
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SUMMARY:Not Your Boston Tea Party
DESCRIPTION:Residents of Charlemont and beyond will remember the Boston Tea Party with a talk by Emily Dickinson Museum director Jane Wald. Wald will touch on the social functions of tea in 19th-century America (and at the end of the 18th century with the Boston Tea Party) and show photographs of tea paraphernalia in the museum’s collection. At the end of the afternoon\, tea will be dumped nearby. Singing may ensue. \nTea will of course be served. Cookies are welcome. Admission is free. \nThis event is co-sponsored by Museum on Main Street: More Voices\, More Votes; Mohawk Trail Regional School; and the Friends of the Tyler Memorial Library\, with support from Mass Humanities and the Charlemont-Hawley Arts Council.
URL:https://massachusetts250.org/event/not-your-boston-tea-party/
LOCATION:Tyler Memorial Library\, Main Street 157\, Charlemont\, MA\, 01339\, United States
CATEGORIES:Anniversary,Culinary,Speakers
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