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DESCRIPTION:Explore different mealtime riddle practices in this curated exh
 ibition of items from 91ÉçÇř’s Collections and beyond\, and the way games\
 , puzzles and play both educate and entertain.\n\nOne way to connect with 
 family and friends is over a meal or a board game. Bonding over food and g
 ames is a practice that has been around for centuries. As this exhibition 
 reveals\, many 18th- and 19th-century communities gathered for dinners bou
 ntifully infused with play of all kinds to further their enjoyment of each
  other’s company. Among their favourite pastimes during meals was exchangi
 ng riddles.\n\nThese food-themed riddling practices facilitated social coh
 esion and served up a portion of humour alongside the main dishes. Riddle 
 me this: Is the time ripe to bring them back into fashion?\n\nExplore the 
 Riddle Project’s Github site here: https://riddleproject.github.io/\n\nExh
 ibition Curated by the SSHRC-sponsored Riddle Research Project Team includ
 ing Nathalie Cooke\, Leehu Sigler\, with Kristen Howard\, Octavian Sopt an
 d Jacquelyn Sundberg.\n\nOpening Hours\n\n\n	\n\n \n
DTSTART:20220201T140000Z
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LOCATION:McLennan Library Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0C9\, 3459 ru
 e McTavish
SUMMARY:Exhibit | Food for Thought: Riddles and Riddling Ways
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