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Come to the Herb Center to celebrate the holiday season with herb crafts, warm beverages and music. For four hours on Saturday, the parlor will be transformed into an open craft area for parents and children. For a small fee per craft, children and adults can create scented pomanders, cinnamon ornaments, bay wreaths or dream pillows for gifts or to enjoy as keepsakes. Preregistration is requested to save a spot. Payment on site.
Where:The Ohio Herb Education Center 110 Mill St. Gahanna, OHio 614-342-4380
When: November 9, 16, 23 12-4pm each date,
Cost: $5 per craft, or 3 for $12
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