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Date: 3/14/2024
Subject: Penn's Village Presents: "Absinthe: The History of the Infamous Green Fairy"
From: Penn's Village

“Absinthe: The History of the Infamous Green Fairy”

Followed by a French absinthe degustation

with Penn’s Village Member Daniele Easton

Tuesday, April 2, 2024 at 3:00 pm

In-Person in the MacColl Room

First Presbyterian Church, 201 S. 21^st St.

Hallucinogen? Psychotropic? Medicinal? Undrinkable? Absinthe may be the most creatively labeled drink in history. You’ll learn why, and much more about the fabled beverage in this presentation. Daniele Easton will cover the rise and fall of the drink that inspired many European artists between 1830 and 1915, before it was banned in most countries at the onset of World War One. The program will include a tasting, after which you can choose your own absinthe adjective!

LOCATION

This program will be held in the MacColl Room of the First Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, 201 South 21st Street, on the southeast corner of Walnut. The entrance is at the rear of the building off of 21st Street. There is an accessible entrance behind the building off of Chancellor St.

RSVP

Please register online here: Absinthe.

If you cannot, you may email info@pennsvillage.org or call 215-925-7333. If you cannot attend, please cancel your reservation to make room for others.

This program is free of charge to our members and volunteer partners. Non-member guests are welcome to attend up to three programs before being required to join and/or volunteer with Penn’s Village, or pay $10 per additional program.

Group photos may be taken during this event.

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