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Archive for September 20, 2009
Back to the Basics Health and Wellness evening October 7, Frisbee Memorial Hospital
September 20, 2009 by Sara Zoe.
Back to the Basics: in the pursuit of good health
October 7, 2009
6:00—8:00PM
Frisbie’s Community Education & Conference Center
The evening will feature:
- area farmers promoting the benefits of eating locally grown, fresh foods
- information on the Slow Food Cooking movement and the rewards of eating “good, clean, and fair food”
- the importance of healthy eating for improved wellness
New England author and keynote speaker, Joy Feldman, will discuss how to achieve nutritional balance through healthful eating.
Event Agenda
6:00-7:00 PM Joy Feldman
7:00-8:00 PM
Slow Foods Cooking Demonstration
Local Growers: Autumn Vegetables
Cooking Demonstrations: Recipes from Joy Feldman’s Joyful Cooking - in the Pursuit of Good Health Cookbook
For more information or to register, please call 603-330-8986
21 Whitehall Road
Rochester, NH 03867
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