America 250: A Kentucky Humanities Spectacular
Growing Together: Kentucky's Culinary Heritage
Wednesday, July 29
4:00pm - 6:00pm
Anderson Public Library
Bourbon RoomCelebrate America 250 with presentations about Kentucky's culinary heritage.
Join us for a delightful journey through Kentucky's culinary heritage.
Step back in time as Dr. Cynthia Resor portrays Lettice Pierce Bryan, a Kentucky pioneer housewife and cookbook author, sharing stories, recipes, and daily life from the early days of the Bluegrass. Then discover the flavors, foods, and traditions that have shaped the Commonwealth as seventh generation Kentuckian Blair Thomas Hess explores iconic Kentucky dishes and regional food customs. This engaging program offers a taste of Kentucky history for food lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
Anderson Public Library
Anderson Public Library is located in the heart of Lawrenceburg Kentucky on Main Street. The library has 2 meeting rooms that can be combined into 1 large room, 2 study rooms, a history room, and a makerspace lab.
