Join us on Wednesday, March 27 at 6:00 pm learn about the Instant Pot craze. For many of us, the instant pot is patiently waiting to be used. Whether yours is tucked away in a cupboard or still in the box, it’s time to take out your electric pressure cooker and put it to use. Join chef Liz Barbour for a cooking class that will help take the mystery out of this amazing, time saving kitchen tool. Liz will demonstrate 2 recipes that you can recreate at home. Following her demonstration Liz will offer tasty samples for everyone to enjoy.
Space is limited, sign up required. Click here to sign up or call 978-388-8148.
This program is funded by the Friends of the Amesbury Public Library.

Join us on Tuesday, March 19 at 6:30 pm for an armchair tour of public gardens north of Boston; gardens with important history and significant horticultural elements. See perennial borders, rose gardens, allées and drives, woodland paths, annual beds, water features, statuary, and tropical greenhouses. Learn about current horticultural practices and special plants at each property and hear about the efforts to restore these landscapes.
Lecturer Gail Anderson is a former journalist and a trained horticulturist. She worked at one of the featured gardens, Long Hill, for six years and has been photographing these gardens for up to 10 years. She is now an independent speaker, not employed by any of the gardens.
This program is funded by The Friends of the Amesbury Public Library.
Space is limited, sign up required. Click this link to sign up or call 978-388-8148.