UPDATE: Residents in the Shirley area are urged to attend a vital virtual program on sustainable living, featuring renowned homesteader and author Victoria Pruett. The event, titled “Creating a Modern Homestead,” is set for January 26, 2024, at 7 p.m. and is hosted by Ashland Public Library along with local libraries.
This urgent event aims to empower individuals to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives. Pruett will delve into her book, “Creating a Modern Homestead: Traditional Skills for Real, Everyday Life,” offering crucial insights on practical homesteading techniques. Participants will learn how to cook from scratch, preserve food, raise backyard chickens, and engage in home gardening, among other essential skills.
The program is designed to provide actionable strategies that attendees can implement immediately, regardless of their prior experience. It will emphasize how these simple lifestyle changes can foster a deeper connection to nature while reducing dependence on large commercial systems.
Why This Matters NOW: With increasing concerns over food security and environmental sustainability, this event is a timely opportunity for community members to gain vital knowledge that can lead to a more self-sufficient lifestyle.
What to Expect: Attendees will leave with practical ideas that can be integrated into their homes, making sustainable living accessible to all. Pruett’s expertise in modern homesteading promises an engaging session filled with tips and guidance.
For those interested in participating, registration is essential. Visit the following library websites for more information and to secure your spot: Lunenburg Public Library at lunenburglibrary.org, Hazen Memorial Library at shirleylibrary.org, and Groton Public Library at gpl.org.
Don’t miss this chance to learn from an expert and take the first step towards a more sustainable lifestyle! Share this announcement to spread the word about this important event taking place on January 26!
