Summer Kitchen Series Natural Egg Dying Workshop with Megan Smith

1947 Far Hills Avenue,Dayton OH 45419

13 April, 2022

Description

In this class, we’ll explore using plant dyes to naturally color eggs just in time for Easter. Join Megan Smith at the Summer Kitchen on Wednesday April 13th from 6-7:30pm for the launch of her Summer Kitchen Series at The Homestead for a Natural Egg Dying Workshop. In this class we’ll explore using plant dyes to naturally color eggs just in time for Easter. We’ll experiment with food scraps, herbs, spices, and more! You’ll go home with a dozen hard boiled eggs custom dyed by you. Additionally, you’ll have all the knowledge to keep dying at home and may never look at the produce aisle the same way again! $50/ person - ages 12+. Beginners are welcome in this workshop- no experience is required. Please wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy or bring an apron if you have one. What: Natural Egg Dying Workshop When: Wednesday April 13th, 2022 from 6-7:30pm Where: Oakwood Historical Society, 1947 Far Hills Ave, Dayton, OH 45419 Included: • One dozen hard boiled eggs for dying • Sweet snacks • Instructions to take home ***Please note before purchasing a spot: Workshop Location: The Summer Kitchen at The Homestead is located behind the main house on the property of The Oakwood Historical Society. There is limited parking so, as you can, please carpool if taking a workshop with a friend or family member. Look for posted signs for parking spots along the property’s long driveway. Please dress appropriately for the weather as both the Summer Kitchen and Carriage House are historical buildings without heat or AC. Workshop Refund Policy Because much time is spent thoughtfully preparing and buying materials for the workshops ahead of time, we cannot offer refunds. Additionally, we don’t offer walk in spots. If you cannot make a workshop you signed up for you can always gift your spot to a friend. Sold-Out workshops When our classes have sold out, they are at capacity and unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate any additional participants. You can always email [email protected] and request to be added to the waitlist but there are no guarantees. Be sure to sign up for my newsletter to be the first to hear about future workshops at meganpsmith.com About Megan: I’ve been making things with my hands, both in the kitchen and my studio for most of my life and have spent the last two decades writing tutorials and articles for culinary and maker magazines. I gravitate to art and craft that has a sense of nostalgia, history, and a feeling of home attached to it. From basketmaking to quilting, baking to fabric dying., pattern making to printing. What has always excited me the most, no matter the art form, has always been to create, in its various forms, simply for family and friends. I’m excited to offer the expertise I’ve garnered over the years as a maker and share that with others, like me, who yearn for a slower pace that comes from creating something from scratch.