
A Chapter For Folding It In
$60 per personNovember 14th Book Club
- When
- Nov 14, 2026 · 1 session
- Where
- Orenge South Durham
- Who
- Adults · No culinary experience required
Ink & Ingredients
One book. One ingredient. A new way into the story. Explore books by Black women authors through conversation and hands-on culinary evenings served in courses.
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November 14th Book Club

December 11th Book Club

The $85 cost does not include the book

The $85 cost does not include the book

The $85 cost does not include the book

The $85 cost does not include the book

The $85 cost does not include the book

The $85 cost does not include the book

The $85 cost does not include the book

The $85 cost does not include the book

The $85 cost does not include the book

The $85 cost does not include the book

The $85 cost does not include the book

The $85 cost does not include the book

October 24th Book Club
This cohort has ended.
Learn a new technique as a hands-on culinary evening brings the month’s book and ingredient into conversation.
Trade perspectives, name what you feel and value, and connect the page with your own experience.
Practice annotation, journaling, comprehension, and finding connections through books by Black women authors.
Adults. No culinary experience is required. Come ready to read and discuss the selected book.
Gather around one book by a Black woman author and one ingredient, in an evening served in courses. Chef Sicily Sierra and Taylor Outler, MPH connect culinary technique, public-health perspectives, and conversation.
Each Chapter is an exchange: bring your reading, your perspective, and a willingness to connect what happens in the kitchen with the words on the page. Return across the year to keep building skills and relationships.
Earlier offerings have their own details; check the selected cohort.
Choose individual dated Chapters above. Each cohort is registered for separately.
The year reads like a book, with four parts and twelve Chapters.
Part One: Becoming (January to March) We begin at the edge of the unknown, find our footing, name our worth, and give ourselves room to dream.
Part Two: Voice (April to June) Once we know who we want to become, we tell the truth about who we are, say it out loud, and let ourselves be seen.
Part Three: What We Carry (July to September) We decide what to put down, what to reach for, and what was handed to us by the people who came before.
Part Four: Wholeness (October to December) We close the year by trusting ourselves, restoring what needs care, and asking what remains when everything unnecessary falls away.