If you stop by our table today at the PBS Wisconsin Garden & Green Living Expo, you can meet the famous Jane Stevens of Four Elements Organic Herbals! She's been growing herbs and making wellness products in the bluffs of Baraboo since 1987.
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Our Valentine’s Day displays are stocked and ready for you, lovebirds 💐🍫🍾💘
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**CORRECTED** Customers using FoodShare/QUEST can get up to $20 in Double Dollars coupons on Tuesdays through Tuesday, March 3rd. These coupons can be used through the end of May.
These coupons can help purchase any fresh, frozen, or canned produce; and seeds/seedlings for growing edible plants. Coupons may be used at any of our stores any day of the week from October through May as funds allow. The Co-op will give you one $5 Double Dollar coupon, up to $20, for every $5 you spend using
FoodShare/QUEST for any FoodShare/QUEST eligible items.
For more information visit www.willystreet.coop/community/double-dollars/.
Double Dollars Tuesdays are made possible thanks to a partnership with the City of Madison, Community Action Coalition for South Central Wisconsin, Dane County, Public Health Madison & Dane County, Willy Street Co-op, and other private funders.
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Black History Month is an annual celebration of achievements by African Americans and a time for recognizing their central role in U.S. history.
In 1926, Carter T. Woodson—who researched, wrote about, and advocated for Black Americans—announced Negro History Week. He chose February partially because it was the month that included both of the dates on which Abraham Lincoln's and Frederick Douglass's birthdays were celebrated, but wanted it to be more than a recognition of two great leaders. It wasn't until 26 years after Woodson passed away, in 1976, that a US president officially declared February to be Black History Month. President Gerald Ford said that it would allow people to "seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history.”
📸 : Madison Public Library
Some upcoming events celebrating Black History Month include:
The Madison Public Library has a number of activities/events, including a traveling exhibit, a presentation, a cooking class, and a kid-friendly art project. www.madisonpubliclibrary.org/events/special-series/black-history-month
Love Through Time: A Heartfelt Film & Art Wall. A night of reflection and creation as we dissect the different representations of Black love in the media, past and present. Thursday, Feb. 12, 6-8pm at the Red Gym. today.wisc.edu/events/view/217184
BHM Keynote: "Black Love as a Practice: A Workshop to Help us Embody the Love We Desire," Yolo Akili Robinson. Wednesday, February 18, 7-9pm at Memorial Union. today.wisc.edu/events/view/217855
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ICYMI - Our bulk sale is this week! Owners get 10% off everything except for bulk water and coffee.
Time to BULK UP 💪
2/9-2/15, while supplies last.
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Willy Street Co-op Owners who have a financial need can apply for the Access Program and:
👉Shop at the Co-op with a 10% discount.
👉Receive one coupon for each person on your account for a free class every year.
👉Receive one free tote bag for each person on your account to carry home your groceries.
For those who aren’t Owners, they can join for a lower equity payment: $4 for individuals and $7 for households. Owners participating in our Access program receive extra sales, discounts and perks like all Owners do.
To apply for the Access Program, you can talk with staff at the Customer Service desk. Learn more at www.willystreet.coop/ownership/access-program/.
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