URGENT UPDATE: Residents eager to embrace sustainable living are invited to a must-attend virtual program, “Creating a Modern Homestead,” featuring acclaimed homesteader and author Victoria Pruett. The event kicks off at 7 p.m. on January 26, 2025, hosted by Ashland Public Library in collaboration with local libraries including Lunenburg Public Library, Hazen Memorial Library, and Groton Public Library.
This online workshop promises to equip attendees with essential skills for integrating homesteading practices into their daily lives. Pruett will delve into her book, “Creating a Modern Homestead: Traditional Skills for Real, Everyday Life,” offering insights into sustainable techniques like cooking from scratch, food preservation, and cultivating backyard gardens. Participants will learn about raising chickens, natural pest control, and effective gardening strategies—tools that empower individuals to reduce their reliance on commercial systems and reconnect with nature.
The program aims to make sustainable living accessible to everyone, regardless of prior experience, providing practical ideas attendees can implement in their homes immediately. “Our goal is to inspire individuals to make small changes that lead to a more sustainable lifestyle,” Pruett stated.
This engaging session is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their connection to the environment while adopting a more self-sufficient lifestyle. Interested individuals are encouraged to register now to secure their spot. For registration details, visit the following local library calendars: Lunenburg Public Library at lunenburglibrary.org, Hazen Memorial Library at shirleylibrary.org, and Groton Public Library at gpl.org.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from a leading voice in the modern homesteading movement. Join tonight’s event and take the first step towards a more sustainable future!
