A ladies’ tea, a presentation on food traditions and an antique quilt display will all be rolled into one program May 18 in the preparatory school at Mennonite Heritage and Agricultural Museum in Goessel.

The event will begin with a tea at 3 p.m. Following the tea, Patsy Terrell, social media facilitator and author, will speak on food traditions. Terrell is a columnist for Kansas Country Living and is the author of three cookbooks and five genealogy books. A display of antique quilts will provide the backdrop for the event.

Registration for the event is required by May 15; the fee is $10 and may be prepaid or paid at the door. Registration fee for children 6 to 12 is $5.

Tea planners encourage attendees to wear “dress up” clothing and a hat.

To register, call Mennonite Heritage and Agricultural Museum at (620) 367-8200 during open hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day, except Sunday and Monday.