Covington’s Own Fools & Jewels of Misrule
Covington’s newest Krewe, the St. John’s Fools of Misrule, was created after noting the absence of a Twelfth Night festival in the Northshore area.
Covington’s newest Krewe, the St. John’s Fools of Misrule, was created after noting the absence of a Twelfth Night festival in the Northshore area.
The Covington Business Association will hold the January general meeting at the English Tea Room. The CBA is in place to promote Covington businesses
Ingredients: 1 small (1 to 1 1/2 pounds) butternut squash, peeled and cubed 2 Irish potatoes, cubed 3 medium parsnips, cubed 2 medium turnips
Twelfth Night festivities were very popular in mediaeval and Tudor England, where it would mark the end of the winter festival started on Halloween,
Are you ready to get back out in the garden? Maybe ready to plant your first garden? There is a wealth of information to
Carnation Another well known birth flower for the month of January is the Diantuhus, carophylus, the formal name for the carnation. Dianthus is derived
A Spessartine is a neosilicate, manganese aluminum garnet species named after the Spessart, a low mountain range in northwest Bavaria. This particular specimen is
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www.covingtonweekly.com After much preparation, we are launching a companion website to the Covington Weekly at covingtonweekly.com. You’ll find archives of all past articles and
Covington Weekly is quickly approaching its one year anniversary in February of 2013. We appreciate the support and encouragement from our local community, and
The Tea Room supports the arts by featuring local musicians on Tuesdays & Wednesdays. Harpist Jessica Meltz plays every Wednesday from 12:30pm – 2:30
From the heart of the deep south, Lilli Lewis and Liz Hogan combine Louisiana Blues and Soul with Indie Rock to create The Shiz.
January is National Hot Tea Month, and if you’re out about town and looking for the biggest tea selection in the area, try Covington’s
January is named after Janus, the god of gates and doorways, who is depicted with two faces looking in opposite directions. The name has
Celebrate National Thank You Month with DIY Cards That’s right. January is National Thank You Month, a reminder to show gratitude to our family
The Northern Cardinal, a member of the subfamily Cardinalidae, is also commonly referred to as the common cardinal or red bird. This species, named
Celebrate National Soup Month with this hearty vegetable soup. This is a good slow-cook soup to warm up the kitchen on those cold days.
Galanthus (Snowdrop) One of the flowers representing birth in January is the Galanthus, also known as the Snowdrop. Galanthus is derived from Greek, gala
The Covington Farmers Market will not have a Wednesday Market December 26 & January 2 due to the holidays. The Saturday markets will still