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Continuous Fermentation is an informal workshop considering ideas around celebration, fermentation and rituals. Participants will reflect how fermentation jars can be storytelling tools. This practice builds community and sustains community. Ellie Markovitch is coming back to Troy to offer this workshop along with local storyteller Amy Halloran at Yesfolk on Friday October 23, from 5-7. In this interview Amy was interviewed by Sina Basila Hickey
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