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Sharman French, JASNA San Diego member, will be leading an Embroidery workshop on how to make Georgian Handkerchiefs as featured in Alison Larkin’s book: Jane Austen Embroidery. The kits will be available for a nominal fee provided by Sharman.

Join us for a good time as we discuss "Georgette Heyer‘s Regency World" by Jennifer Kloester, in our book group that meets every other month in person. Georgette Heyer wrote twenty-six novels set in the Regency world and all meticulously researched. This book is an entertaining guide for all fans of Heyer, Austen and the glittering details of Regency life. We‘ll also be continuing to plan our future books.

"And to all this she must yet add something more substantial, in the improvement of her mind by extensive reading." Who are we to refuse Mr. Darcy‘s instructions?!

Any questions, please email Sara McBride, saramcbride33@gmail.com.

Sharman French, JASNA San Diego member has invited members to have a table at a Spring Tea she puts on every year for the Pacific Beach Women‘s Club. The tea is catered by the Britannia Tea Room.

Nothing is left of Jane Austen‘s birthplace - Steventon Rectory in Hampshire. But research led to this first known representation, to date, of the Rectory in Jane Austen‘s time.

Join us for a good time as we discuss "The Other Bennet Sister by Janice Hadlow, in our book group that meets every other month in person. Mary Bennet emerges from the shadows of her older, more glamorous sisters and transforms into a desired woman with choices of her own. The BBC 10-episode television adaptation is due out in 2026. We‘ll also be continuing to plan our future books. "And to all this she must yet add something more substantial, in the improvement of her mind by extensive reading." Who are we to refuse Mr. Darcy‘s instructions?! Any questions, please email Sara McBride, saramcbride33@gmail.com.

Arlene Harris, JASNA San Diego member, will provide recipes from a cookbook by Robert Tuesley Anderson that features modern recipes inspired by the food and dining of Jane Austen’s novels. Attendees will choose a recipe to make in advance and will then share the finished product with other attendees. Open to members and their guests.

A virtual book club discussion of the book.