From the Kernel to the Kitchen

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From the Kernel to the Kitchen: revolutionizing health with whole grains and fresh-milled flours.

Join Sarah Strautman from Living Sky Farms and discover the journey of whole grains: from the rich soil of local fields to your family's table, uncover the untold benefits of incorporating these nutrient-dense whole grains into your daily diet. Learn about the traditional practices of grain milling, how modern techniques impact nutritional integrity, and the undeniable difference these practices have on holistic health. Through personal stories, scientific insights, and practical baking tips, you'll be inspired to embrace the wholesome goodness of grains in a way that nurtures your body, supports local farmers, and brings a new level of flavor and nutrition to your kitchen.

Pre-registration is required for this free program (limit of 30 participants). Please call (306) 764-2992 to register or for more information.

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Prince Albert Historical Society

The Prince Albert Historical Society operates the Prince Albert Historical Museum; Evolution of Education Museum; Rotary Museum of Police and Corrections; and the John and Olive Diefenbaker Museum, a National Historic Site, in partnership with the City of Prince Albert. The Bill Smiley Archive is housed at the Historical Museum and is available for public research.

The museums and archive are available year round. Please visit our website for current times and fees.