"...From canning to cold frames, beekeeping to beer brewing, and rain barrels to worms...explore how to be more self reliant in the garden and the kitchen. In a festive atmosphere, visitors will be invited to discover community through the sharing of down-to-earth skills."
Irvington is an area of Indianapolis that Jason & I love; even though it was farther away from our old neighborhood than we really wanted, we (I) couldn't resist a day with our realtor last summer looking at the gorgeous old homes for sale. In the end, Rocky Ripple was a better fit for us, but Irvington remains a wonderful part of the city, filled to the brim with historical buildings, beautiful old trees, and a fantastic segment of the population. We don't visit as often as we should!
I was excited and a bit surprised to see a flyer for an event in Irvington this fall that seems to coincide almost perfectly with the skills and ideas that I am exploring this year--and I am delighted to share the news with you! Anyone in the Indianapolis area is welcome and wanted--please come on Sunday, November 7th from1-5pm and see what the Irvingtonians are up to! More information is available at their blog: http://irvington-skillshare.blogspot.com/ or you can also look them up on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/irvingtonskillshare
All sorts of fun stuff to see and do--I am looking forward to it! Lemme know if you want to car pool!
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