A delicate teacup filled with amber tea sits beside a floral teapot, with a pale yellow rose in the foreground and a soft, blurred background.

DeKalb County History Center

General Admission

The Daughters of the American Revolution, General John Stark Chapter, along with the DeKalb County History Center, will be hosting a &quot;Colonial Tea and Talk&quot;.&nbsp; Local author, Sally Walker who wrote the book &quot;Within Our Power: The Story of the Edenton Ladies Tea Party&quot; will be speaking about the significance of the Edenton, North Carolina ladies&#39; commitment to boycott the tea tax. This was one of the sparks that set off the Revolutionary War. Assorted teas and refreshments will be served. Space is limited and early registration is encouraged!

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The Daughters of the American Revolution, General John Stark Chapter, along with the DeKalb County History Center, will be hosting a "Colonial Tea and Talk".  Local author, Sally Walker who wrote the book "Within Our Power: The Story of the Edenton Ladies Tea Party" will be speaking about the significance of the Edenton, North Carolina ladies' commitment to boycott the tea tax. This was one of the sparks that set off the Revolutionary War. Assorted teas and refreshments will be served. Space is limited and early registration is encouraged!

DeKalb County History Center

Colonial Tea & Talk

1730 N Main St

General Admission

$5