The Pondera 4-H Council is Happy to Host an Exciting Evening With Mariah Gladstone of IndigiKitchen

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The Pondera 4-H Council is Happy to Host an Exciting Evening With Mariah Gladstone of IndigiKitchen
The Pondera 4-H Council is Happy to Host an Exciting Evening With Mariah Gladstone of IndigiKitchen — Pondera County Montana
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Mar 23, 2023
ByCentral Montana Times Report
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The Pondera 4-H Council is happy to host an exciting evening with Mariah Gladstone of IndigiKitchen on Thursday, March 30 at 6:00 pm at the Pondera Center, 311 S Virginia in Conrad. Listen to Gladstone’s presentation and learn how using indigenous foods is an easy thing people can do in their own homes that don’t take an entire afternoon of prep work.  Ms Gladstone’s presentation will be free to all enrolled Pondera County 4-H members & their families. $5 for anyone else interested in attending. 

Please RSVP to pondera@montana.edu or 406-271-4054

Original source can be found here.

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