MARCH 8th: "Women's Work": A History of Women in Dairy

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Happy International Women’s Day! For centuries, dairy was considered solely women's work and was one of a limited number of acceptable professions for women to earn their own money. We’ll be looking at the history of women in dairy, how women were shut out of the workforce after the industrialization of agriculture, and the women who led the American artisan cheese renaissance. 

This class will feature a flight of five cheeses paired with five wines. All featured cheese and wine is produced by women cheesemakers and winemakers.

$55 (tax included)

St James Cheese Company Uptown

 5004 Prytania Street, New Orleans, LA 70118 

7pm-8:30pm

CHEESE SCHOOL POLICIES

PLEASE INCLUDE IN NOTES SECTION IF YOU PLAN TO SIT WITH ANOTHER PARTY ATTENDING THE CLASS OR IF YOU HAVE ANY DIETARY RESTRICTIONS. 

YOU MUST HAVE A PRE-PAID RESERVATION TO ATTEND CHEESE CLASS!!!
We cannot accommodate last minute additions and walk-ins, as we plan seating and food and beverage amounts according to our reservation numbers.

Due to space limitations, we cannot accommodate parties larger than 6. When purchasing tickets, please use the Comments section to list friends with whom you would like to sit.

We have a 2- hour cancellation policy for reservations to receive a refund. We will not issue refunds or credits for ticket purchases for NO SHOWS to the classes. Please email molly@stjamescheese.com with any questions.