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439 Washington Street Dedham, MA 02026 Inside This Issue
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There’s Still Plenty of Time to Ski
3 Supplements Everyone Needs
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The Most Hated Cinderella
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Book Review: ‘The Obstacle Is the Way’
Asparagus and Avocado Soup
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Local Events
Enjoying Springtime Events in the Boston Area
IKEBANA CLASS Where: Private residence: 34 Chestnut Ave. Apt. 101, Boston, MA 02130 When: First and third Saturday of every month, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Admission: $33 Website: OharaSchoolMA.com/classes.html Looking to have a beautiful home decoration? Make your own in this Japanese flower arrangement class. The class is provided by the Ohara School of Ikebana and is open for the first time this year! Any experience level is welcome, and anyone 16 or older is invited to join the fun. It is recommended that you bring your own bag to take all your materials home. To learn more about the class and get more information, visit the website above.
The weather is finally warming up, and it’s the perfect time to head outside! Here are a few events that’ll help you experience the nicer weather.
SUPERFOOD SOCIETY CHATS Where: Boston Public Market When: March 10 and 24, 10 a.m. Admission: Free! Website: BostonPublicMarket.org/kitchen Jennifer Hanway is an expert in holistic nutrition and wellness, and this is the perfect chance for you to learn from her. Attending the “Lightest Brightest You” lecture series gives you an opportunity to learn about hormone balance, clean eating, gut health, and how stress and sleep affect your eating habits. The March 10 class is “24 Hours to Less Stress, More Sleep,” while March 24 is “Lightening and Brightening Your Diet and Wellness Regime for Spring,” Be sure to RSVP!
SOUTH BOSTON SAINT PATRICK’S PARADE AND BRUNCH!
Where: Sixth Gear Cask & Kitchen When: March 17, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission: Free! Website: SixthGearBoston.com
Celebrating Saint Patrick’s Day just got easy! Before watching the annual parade in South Boston, you can enjoy brunch at Sixth Gear. If you get to the restaurant before 1 p.m., you’ll receive a wristband for free! Come back after the parade or later in the evening to celebrate the Irish holiday with family and friends. If you plan on having 10 or more people at the dinner, call ahead to ensure you can fit everyone.
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