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Hats, Tea and Villages

By Shannon Scales   Shannon and her baking assistant When I’m not creating Lady Baker’s social media content and new products, or singing with Sirens’ women's ensemble, you may find...
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An Anthropologist learns to drink tea in the Himalayas

Lady Baker's Tea is happy to have Sharon Hepburn as our guest blogger this week sharing her tea experiences in Nepal with us. Sharon teaches Anthropology at Trent University in Ontario. She...
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Earth Day Action: Drink Tea

By Dale Sorensen Dale Sorensen is an Island musician who enjoys a good cup of tea to relax after a stressful day of performing or teaching. Captain Jean-Luc Picard drinking “Tea. Earl Grey....
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Adventures of a Canadian Tea Lady in London

By Andrea Ledwell Islander Andrea Ledwell's father, Bill always wanted her to write of her adventures as a Tea Lady in London. We are thrilled that she is sharing her experience...
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A Different Kind of Tea Party

As a recently certified Tea Sommelier, I wondered just what might present itself to give me an opportunity to 'strut my stuff!' And then a knock came at my door....
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Quebec, Maple Syrup, Darjeeling and Tea

Our German friends, Marten and Sina share their cross country adventures with us while staying in Quebec. (See our previous Blog about Marten and Sina -  Two Leaves and a Bus)...
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The Science of Making Nylon and the Art of Blending Tea

Peter Rukavina once again brings to us a delightful blog sharing his humorous experiences in his unique storytelling way. The Science of Making Nylon and the Art of Blending Tea by...
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THIS IS JEOPAR-TEA

It has been very helpful to have many contributing bloggers to Lady Baker's website. I love reading about the different perspectives and the part that tea has played in so many lives....
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Tea and Hygge

Our guest blogger this week is a Mom, childcare advocate and travel guide. She's a frequent visitor to the market booth and The Abbey. It was easy asking her to...
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A Student's Thoughts On Tea

By Alexandra Sorensen Alexandra at The Fox and Crow  Growing up with my mother as a tea drinker, I remember being fascinated by tea as a young child. Every morning...
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Two Leaves and a Bus

An Interview with Sina and Marten Verch and Lady Baker's Tea By Sandy Nicholson In early November, Lady Baker’s Tea received a visit from German travellers, Sina and Marten Verch. Marten works...
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The Many Faces of Tea

 By Shawny Ross When I was a little girl, I used to watch my grandmother in her farm kitchen cook all day long for the hardworking men on the farm....
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