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A Taste Of What's On
Naked Larder Brunch Club & Herbs for Women’s Health
Naked Larder Brunch Club returns again for an uplifting and informative morning. Harness the power of plants and learn how to support your health with herbal medicine at this herbal tea tasting workshop led by Herne Hill resident, Melinda McDougall Women have used herbal medicine for thousands of years to ease big life transitions and heal themselves and their communities. From problem periods to menopause symptoms, hormone regulation to boosting your mood, Melinda will introduce us to some of the key herbs she uses in clinical practice to support women’s health. Melinda is a registered Medical Herbalist and women’s health specialist. She runs a busy online clinic seeing patients across the UK and beyond and combines traditional knowledge with scientific research to help women find natural solutions to their health problems. Try herbal teas such as uplifting Lemon balm, grounding Nettle and comforting Rose, before we gather for a gorgeous brunch showcasing a wide variety of ways to use Naked Larder’s delicious, plant-based produce. We’ll offer a nourishing, nutrient dense buffet spread including warm and cold choices. Naked Larder is a unique plastic-free grocery service based in Herne Hill. Their mission is to provide affordable, packaging-free groceries that are ethcially…
Harvest Festival at Brixton Windmill
Celebrate the wheat harvest at inner London’s only working mill! Free family festival with workshops, live music, Morris dancing, milling demonstrations, hot food, beer and more! www.brixtonwindmill.org
Working Life Stories – Storytelling at Brixton Windmill
Free story telling sessions with Olivia Armstrong 2pm, 3pm and 4pm – Sunday 13 September Places can be booked here on the day www.brixtonwindmill.org Join professional story teller Oliva Armstrong to discover the untold secrets of Brixton Windmill, the people who worked here and how their flour fed the folk of Victorian South London. Why did the Ashby family leave their beloved mill and what made them return? Each session lasts approximately 30 minutes. Sessions can be booked on the day and are suitable for everyone from 4 to 94! The storytelling sessions form part of our Heritage Open Days Festival events at Brixton Windmill.