#WoburnUnites

Would you like to share your culture through cooking? 

After a very successful series of events last year the #WoburnUnites Cultural Connections Supper Clubs Project is seeking diverse community members with a love of cooking who would like to share some favorite dishes that represent their heritage.

Teach small groups of the Woburn community about your culture as you prepare a meal together.  

All events will take place in a public kitchen. A stipend will be provided for supplies.

Learn about Haitian Creole cooking and culture by preparing a meal with Woburn newcomer and home cook Nathalie Lecorps.   Over the course of the evening, you will have the chance to prepare a meal typical of a Haitian Creole kitchen while at the same time learning about the culture in an intimate, comfortable setting. 

Sign up at https://woburnpubliclibrary.org/

About the cook:

Join us at the United Methodist Church (523 Main Street, Woburn) on Tuesday, October 16th for a Cultural Connections Dinner where local caterers and restaurants will provide a variety of ethnic foods! This #WoburnUnites event will focus on building ties between Woburn's longtime residents and immigrants new to the community by using food and conversation as a basis for people to learn about the diverse range of cultures represented in Woburn. 

The Black Experience in Middlesex County from the 1640s to the 1870s. This event is taking place at the Woburn Memorial High School Auditorium on Thursday, September 27 starting at 7 p.m. The guest speakers will each briefly present on their research into the lives of both free and enslaved Black people, which will then provide the context for the evening's panel discussion.