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Headshots of Al Roker, Edward Lee, and Ouita Michel

From heartwarming recipes to personal stories, you’ll walk away from this session with ideas that bring everyone together around the table.

Photos courtesy of NBC/Patrick Randak and the Kentucky Book Festival

The famed weatherman + food enthusiast will speak at the Kentucky Book Festival on Saturday, Nov. 2 at Joseph-Beth Booksellers.

Roker will join Kentucky culinary experts Edward Lee + Ouita Michel in discussing the joy of cooking, the stories that connect us, and his new book, “Al Roker’s Recipes to Live By.”

Whether you’re looking for inspiration for holiday meals or planning cozy seasonal gatherings, this session will surely spark culinary creativity. Plus, it’s a chance to grab signed editions — perfect for unique Christmas gifts this season.

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