UPCOMING EVENTS
Please pre-register for workshops with the links below, if applicable. KMH will notify registrants in the case that we need to reschedule or cancel an event. If you must cancel your registration, please notify us ASAP but at least 48 hours before the scheduled event. Past this deadline, no refunds or credits will be available.
HEALTH AND THE HONEY BEE
With Jeannie Saum & Laurie Dotson of BEEpothecary
Saturday, March 14th, 10:30 am -12:30 pm
Join us to lean about the incredible, edible treasures of the honey bee hive. Learn about the health, medicinal and household benefits and uses of raw honey, pollen, propolis and beeswax. Then participate in demonstrations and tastings of some delicious and healthy treats made with beehive resources. Sampling of value-added bee hive products from BEEpothecary will be offered as well. Participants will receive product samples to try and recipes and BEEpothecary samples to take home. Class fee is $10. Click here to register.
About the Instructor: BEEpothecary is a Lancaster-based small business owned by Peter and Laurie Dotson and Jeannie and Steve Saum, beekeepers. Established in 2013, BEEpothecary harnesses the amazing, researched-based benefits of HONEYBEE HIVE RESOURCES - bee propolis, honey, beeswax and pollen - to hand-craft quality health supplements, skin care products, shaving products, soaps and candles at an FDA / ODA certified facility.
BEEpothecary products are different from others on the market because they contain bee propolis, which is antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant and pain relieving. Bee propolis is the secret to the brand's success. Its effectiveness for human health is backed up by over 70 years of research and it is used around the world. BEEpothecary does wholesale and retail sales and can be found in shops around Lancaster, Columbus, other Ohio cities and also retailers in NY, NC, SC, FL, GA, and MI. HEALTH - POWERED BY BEES!
SLOW COOKING, FAST COOKING
With Shannon Carter & Sandy Bohl of OSU Extension Fairfield County
Postponed -
Class 1: Tuesday, March 17th, 12:00 -1:00 pm ----> April 21st
Class 2: Tuesday, March 24th, 12:00 - 1:00 pm ---> April 28th
Lunch and Learn! A two class series teaching the basics of slow cooker and electric pressure cooking. Includes meal planning tips, how to save money and time as well as sample recipes to try. In Class 1, learn about types and selection of slow cooker, nutrition and food safety, and how to adapt recipes. In Class 2, learn about the parts of the electric pressure cooker, its various settings and what they mean, and safety and cleaning. Cost is $10 for both classes. Please register by March 11 at go.osu/edu/slowcookingfastcooking. For questions regarding this program, please call 740-653-5419.
URBAN PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP & WALKABOUT
With Rachael Barbash of Rise Up Arts Alliance
Saturday, May 16th, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
In this workshop, you'll join instructor Rachael Barbash, and a small group of others, on a photo walk. Before the walk, we will gather at Keller Market House and go over some tips and tricks, as well as composition techniques to try out. We will also discuss general camera settings and terminology. You will learn how to shoot in Manual mode, and also the benefits of other modes as well.
Once on our photo walk, Rachael will show everyone what to look for when composing, how to use angles, using depth of field to your advantage and how to properly expose, as well as many other techniques. She will hopefully help you to see everyday things differently! Class fee is $50. Click here to register.
(Lunch is not provided. Please bring a lunch or plan to pick something up while you're out and about downtown if you'd like.)
About the Instructor: Rise Up Arts Alliance focuses on providing performing, visual and literary arts programs in our community, including arts education for children and adults. Instructor Rachael Barbash is an Ohio State alum, holding a degree in Fine Arts with an emphasis on photography. She's been active as a still photographer, having shown work in galleries around the city and contributed to publications including 614 Magazine, Columbus Alive, and Dayton City Paper. Rachael Barbash is the new projection operator and manager for Wexner Center for the Arts.
PREVIOUS EVENTS
Click here to see past events at the Keller Market House
Please pre-register for workshops with the links below, if applicable. KMH will notify registrants in the case that we need to reschedule or cancel an event. If you must cancel your registration, please notify us ASAP but at least 48 hours before the scheduled event. Past this deadline, no refunds or credits will be available.
HEALTH AND THE HONEY BEE
With Jeannie Saum & Laurie Dotson of BEEpothecary
Saturday, March 14th, 10:30 am -12:30 pm
Join us to lean about the incredible, edible treasures of the honey bee hive. Learn about the health, medicinal and household benefits and uses of raw honey, pollen, propolis and beeswax. Then participate in demonstrations and tastings of some delicious and healthy treats made with beehive resources. Sampling of value-added bee hive products from BEEpothecary will be offered as well. Participants will receive product samples to try and recipes and BEEpothecary samples to take home. Class fee is $10. Click here to register.
About the Instructor: BEEpothecary is a Lancaster-based small business owned by Peter and Laurie Dotson and Jeannie and Steve Saum, beekeepers. Established in 2013, BEEpothecary harnesses the amazing, researched-based benefits of HONEYBEE HIVE RESOURCES - bee propolis, honey, beeswax and pollen - to hand-craft quality health supplements, skin care products, shaving products, soaps and candles at an FDA / ODA certified facility.
BEEpothecary products are different from others on the market because they contain bee propolis, which is antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant and pain relieving. Bee propolis is the secret to the brand's success. Its effectiveness for human health is backed up by over 70 years of research and it is used around the world. BEEpothecary does wholesale and retail sales and can be found in shops around Lancaster, Columbus, other Ohio cities and also retailers in NY, NC, SC, FL, GA, and MI. HEALTH - POWERED BY BEES!
SLOW COOKING, FAST COOKING
With Shannon Carter & Sandy Bohl of OSU Extension Fairfield County
Postponed -
Class 1: Tuesday, March 17th, 12:00 -1:00 pm ----> April 21st
Class 2: Tuesday, March 24th, 12:00 - 1:00 pm ---> April 28th
Lunch and Learn! A two class series teaching the basics of slow cooker and electric pressure cooking. Includes meal planning tips, how to save money and time as well as sample recipes to try. In Class 1, learn about types and selection of slow cooker, nutrition and food safety, and how to adapt recipes. In Class 2, learn about the parts of the electric pressure cooker, its various settings and what they mean, and safety and cleaning. Cost is $10 for both classes. Please register by March 11 at go.osu/edu/slowcookingfastcooking. For questions regarding this program, please call 740-653-5419.
URBAN PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP & WALKABOUT
With Rachael Barbash of Rise Up Arts Alliance
Saturday, May 16th, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
In this workshop, you'll join instructor Rachael Barbash, and a small group of others, on a photo walk. Before the walk, we will gather at Keller Market House and go over some tips and tricks, as well as composition techniques to try out. We will also discuss general camera settings and terminology. You will learn how to shoot in Manual mode, and also the benefits of other modes as well.
Once on our photo walk, Rachael will show everyone what to look for when composing, how to use angles, using depth of field to your advantage and how to properly expose, as well as many other techniques. She will hopefully help you to see everyday things differently! Class fee is $50. Click here to register.
(Lunch is not provided. Please bring a lunch or plan to pick something up while you're out and about downtown if you'd like.)
About the Instructor: Rise Up Arts Alliance focuses on providing performing, visual and literary arts programs in our community, including arts education for children and adults. Instructor Rachael Barbash is an Ohio State alum, holding a degree in Fine Arts with an emphasis on photography. She's been active as a still photographer, having shown work in galleries around the city and contributed to publications including 614 Magazine, Columbus Alive, and Dayton City Paper. Rachael Barbash is the new projection operator and manager for Wexner Center for the Arts.
PREVIOUS EVENTS
Click here to see past events at the Keller Market House