Ten Acres Enough: Book Discussion (May 2)
Our final book for now is the classic book ‘Ten Acres Enough’ (1864) which tells the story of how the author quit the publishing business and transformed his life by farming ten acres of fruits and berries.
Our final book for now is the classic book ‘Ten Acres Enough’ (1864) which tells the story of how the author quit the publishing business and transformed his life by farming ten acres of fruits and berries.
We will be discussing the book All Creatures Great and Small at the Bedford Public Library on Thursday, April 4 (6:30-8:00 pm) in the Bedford community room. Join us! All are welcome.
February’s theme is ‘Off-Grid & Low-Tech Living’. Read with us! Check out the Bedford Public Library System’s suggested titles (non-fiction and fiction) that you can read for FREE – or choose your own.
This month we will be discussing: planning and suggestions for the forthcoming year! Please join us this month for a planning session where we’ll be discussing potential monthly topics, book suggestions, remote vs. in-person meetings, time of meeting and more.
Join us (Thurs. 1/4, 6:30-8:00pm) for a discussion about the author David Buchanan’s book ‘Taste, Memory: Forgotten Foods, Lost Flavors, and Why They Matter’. This conversation will revolve around preserving heirloom varieties of fruits and vegetables and why these historical breeds matter to the local food movement.
Join us Thursday, Dec. 7 (6:30-8:00pm) at the Bedford Central Library for an open forum looking at the national popular interest in homesteading and a return to country life from the early 1900’s to the 1960’s and 70’s.