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Tom Douglas’ & Book Larder Holiday Cookbook Social & Holiday Bazaar
‘Tis the season! Join us for our annual Cookbook Social & Holiday Bazaar, hosted by Tom Douglas and Book Larder at our Palace Ballroom in downtown Seattle! Our festive elves have gathered some of the best cookbook authors and local purveyors to help you get a jumpstart on your holiday shopping needs.
Sunday, December 8th
2:30 -5:00 PM at the Palace Ballroom,
2100 5th Ave, Seattle, WA 98121
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Gather friends, family and fellow holiday shoppers - this event is a great opportunity to build your own cookbook library at home or to stock up on gifts for all the foodies in your life. With a glass of wine in hand, enjoy bites from a variety of featured cookbook recipes, book signing opportunities, holiday gifting inspiration and samples from the Pacific Northwest’s food artisans, bakers, brewers, and more!
In The Shed Holiday Bazaar
A unique pop-up of local makers and holiday gifts including handmade and bespoke jewelry, pottery, flower arrangements, smoked salmon and home goods.
Makers include:
Shelli Markee
Fortunate Orchard
Grace Glaittli
Andrea Ramsay
Moontea Artwork
Lauren Wilder
Goosecreek Mercantile
Anna Brones
Ann Espo
Drifterfish
Shannon Douglas Honest Magazine
Mike Law
Kimberly Johnson with her welded yard art and Karra Wise with pottery and more
Sat, Dec 7, 2019, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
2503 30th Ave South Seattle WA 98144
Drifters Fish + Friends Winter Cheer Holiday Market
Join us for our Winter Cheer Holiday Market at the Marian Built Loft in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle.
Celebrate the winter season and festive giving with friends on Sunday, December 8th. From 10-3 pm, there'll be hot coffee, treats from Alexandra's Macarons, and tasty cake from Deep Sea Sugar & Salt.
Sunday, December 8, 2019 at 10 AM – 3 PM
Marian Built 4511 Shilshole Ave NW, Seattle, Washington 98107
Image: Drifters Fish
Makers include:
Salt Blade, Honest Magazine, Shanman clay, Danea Barilaro, Goose Creek Mercantile, Seattle Canning , Molly Debiak, The Stemmery, Daughter of the Land, Amelia Wrede Davis, Portraits in the Park, True Wild Botanics
Free parking available right out front of the Marian Built Loft.
Eagle Harbor Book Talk
Join Shannon, publisher and content creator of Honest Magazine, in a talk about the publication. Talk will include a discussion of the magazine’s unique perspective, ethos, and take a look at past themes, recipes and issues. June 20th at Eagle Harbor Bookstore on Bainbridge Island, Washington. This is a free event open to all.
Thursday, June 20th 6:30-8:30 p.m. Bainbridge Island, Washington.
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Wildflower & Wild Berry Walk
Come along for a trail walk through abundant blooming wildflowers in the heart of huckleberry season. Learn the names, uses and habits of these Pacific Northwest natives. Culinary suggestions for wild berries and flowers made along the way.
Saturday, July 13th, 2019. 10:00 a.m.-12:00. Snoqualmie Pass, Washington.
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DIY Wild Apothecary Class
Build your own home apothecary using wild and garden-grown plants. DIY Apothecary practices the ancient art of foraging, blending, and brewing powerful plants to create lotions, balms, toners, and tonics. Create your own personalized collection of self-care products rooted in nature using flowers, berries, herbs, and barks. We’ll explore scents and symbolism, classic medicinal uses for each ingredient, and tips on foraging and growing your own apothecary items at home. Leave with your own custom blend of self-care products, including a rosehip/rose steamer, juniper/lavender toner, and rosemary/bergamot shower steamer/bath soak, or any other apothecary selections that speak to you!
Wednesday, August 7, 6-8pm. Seattle, Washington.
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Flower-Pounding Workshop
Within each flower sits an explosion of color waiting to be released. In this hands-on workshop we will use a pounding technique and a variety of flowers to create atmospheric and colorful prints on tea towels. Beginning with notes on technique followed by a demonstration, Shannon will then speak to the details of composing pleasing, watercolor-like patterns, shapes, and textures. This form of eco-printing has a final result similar to the Japanese technique of shibori-dying.
Thursday August 22nd, 2019. 5:00-7:00 p.m. Seattle, Washington.
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