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Join Clarissa Clifton, a living history interpreter, for a demonstration of 19th-century southern Black and African open-hearth cooking techniques.
Clarissa Clifton, a living history interpreter, demonstrates open-hearth cooking using traditional 19th century southern recipes centered on Black and African food ways. Clarissa explains the methods of cooking over an open fire using traditional cast iron cookware and nineteenth century utensils.
ADMISSION INFO
Free and open to the public.
Please note that this is for educational demonstration purposes only. Food will not be provided to participants due to food safety regulations.
This is part of the 2025 Roswell Roots celebration. Roswell Roots is a community-wide, month-long festival that honors our diverse community and celebrates Black History Month. Roswell Roots aims to educate, impact, and promote cultural awareness. Programs and events focus on welcoming all community members and offers an opportunity for all ages to engage and participate.
