The Health Code Warrior’s Food Safety Pop Quiz
It’s September, and the air has begun to cool and the kids are back in school. It’s also National Food Safety Education Month, so in the spirit of back-to-school, I propose a pop quiz to see just how much you’ve been paying attention to my articles over the last few months, and to see if you know what you should about food safety. All winners will receive a Dinner for Two gift certificate!
Ready? Pencils sharpened? Click here to begin the quiz.
Food Holidays
September 14th - National Crème Filled Doughnut Day
September 26th - National Food Service Employees Day
September 29th - National Pancake Day
September 29th - National Ham Day
September Happenings
September 14, 2006
SECOND THURSDAY IN OLD TOWN
Many of Old Town’s shops plus the Torpedo Factory stay open late, with doggie ghost tours, canine boat tours, and music along King Street. Plus Nighthawks perform at Supper Under the Stars, held in King Street Gardens, King St. and Diagonal Rd. www.secondthursdays.com (703) 548-2829 or (703) 519-7565
September 16, 2006
VIRGINIA SCOTTISH GAMES
New date & location! The traditional games plus music, Highland dancing, Scottish dogs, balladeer Alex Beaton and Celtic fusion band Rathkeltair, with more than 50 vendors. 9 am - 5 pm at Fort Ward. $15 with discounts for students and seniors. www.vascottishgames.org (703) 912-1943
September 23, 2006
SLAVE COMMEMORATION CEREMONY
The slaves who lived and worked at George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate are remembered with a wreath-laying ceremony and musical presentation. 11 am - 2 pm. Included in admission: $13, $6 for children, under 5 are free. www.mountvernon.org (703) 780-2000
Through September 2007
JAMESTOWN'S 400TH ANNIVERSARY
An exhibit of early material including rare books and artifacts at The Lyceum: Alexandria’s History Museum, 201 S. Washington St. Open 10 am - 5 pm. Monday - Saturday, 1-5 pm Sunday Free! www.alexandriahistory.org or (703) 838-4994 |