The exhibition will teach children about the work nurses do through demonstrations by nurses from the Medical Center and health-related giveaways for children. Tuttle will discuss easy-care herb gardens, and participants will learn how the addition of herbs and seasoning can bring excitement to everyday cuisine. M-Fit sponsors various cooking classes at the East Ann Arbor Health Center at 4260 Plymouth Road. Special rates are available to couples, preventive cardiology patients and those who register for at least three classes. All classes are discounted for M-CARE insurance participants.
Admission is free, but seating is limited.
For information, call 763-5460. In addition, there will be a panel discussion of the play noon2 p.m. that day in Room 232D, West Hall. The Bridge Party is about a group of middle-class, African American women in the segregated South of the 1940s whose weekly bridge club is interrupted with the news that a lynching has occurred in their community. The story examines how these women deal with the news and maintain their own dignity and integrity. The play is included in Strange Fruit, an anthology published by Indiana University Press.