One Pot, Many Stories

At Rose Hill Plantation State Historic Site

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Join us at Rose Hill Plantation State Historic Site to learn about the “Communal Pot,” a shared meal tradition created by enslaved Africans who combined food, spices, and cooking traditions to care for one another and build community during slavery. Through hands-on spice activities and group discussion, participants will explore how food became a symbol of family, creativity, resilience, and cultural tradition that still influences Soul Food today.

DETAILS

  • July 11, 2026, 1:00 PM - 1:45 PM
  • Event Hours

    11 AM to 12 PM

    Meeting Place

    Park Office

    Price

    $5 per participant