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Mount Lebanon Fest Promises Herbal Delights

NEW LEBANON, N.Y. — The first annual Mount Lebanon HerbFest celebrates the intertwining of herbs and local history in the heart of Lebanon Valley, the birthplace of the nation's herbal pharmacy on June 9 and 10.

The two-day festival starts on Saturday, June 9, with downtown events sponsored by local businesses around herbs. Restaurants and stores marked by green balloons will provide samples and promotions on meals, products and services. Guided walks and talks will take place in several local venues. Local lodging establishments are offering special rates to festival attendees.

On Sunday, June 10, the HerbFest moves to the historic Shaker grounds of Mount Lebanon on the Darrow School campus. Thirty workshops, walks and seminars include hands-on sessions that utilize herbs for a variety of products and cooks will demonstrate techniques with herbs and garden experts will speak to growing them.

Admission to the June 10 activities is $10 per person or $20 per family. Registration is suggested at www.mountlebanonherbfest.com. The HerbFest is held rain or shine.

The HerbFest is a project of the Lebanon Valley Business Association. For information or vendor application contact Linda Hursa at 518-794-8800 or angelstrumpetflowers@yahoo.com.
     

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