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Poster for a talk titled "Eat for Energy: How to Ditch Fatigue and Feel Fantastic," with an image of fresh vegetables and produce in the background. It includes details about the event happening on July 23, 2025, in Marchtown, Glasgow at 7:30 PM, featuring dietitian and author Kerri Major, with tickets available from MMFB.World and talks with storytellers and experts.

Eat For Energy : How to Ditch Fatigue and Feel Fantastic

Are you constantly feeling drained, sluggish or struggling to keep up with your busy life? Join award-winning dietitian Kerri Major for an inspiring session that will transform how you eat and how you feel every day.

In this engaging talk, Kerri will share practical, evidence-based strategies to help you:

  • Understand why you feel fatigued and how your diet might be contributing

  • Learn which foods can supercharge your energy levels and keep you going throughout the day

  • Identify habits that sabotage your vitality and how to change them

  • Discover simple, sustainable ways to nourish your body for better mood, focus and wellbeing

Kerri’s refreshing and realistic approach makes nutrition accessible to everyone. Whether you are juggling work, family, fitness or simply want to reclaim your zest for life, this session will empower you with knowledge and actionable tips you can use straight away.

Come along and discover how eating well can help you feel fantastic, inside and out.

Wednesday 23 July

Marchtown, Glasgow

Event flyer for a museum night event at the Glasgow Museum, featuring a background image of museum skeleton exhibits. The flyer announces a talk titled "A Night at the Museum: Asking Questions, Telling Stories" with museum collections expert Sean Kelly on August 12, 2023, at 7:30 PM. Tickets available from mmfb.world. The flyer also mentions 40-minute storytelling talks with experts.

A Night at the Museum: Asking Questions, Telling Stories

Museums are often seen as quiet, ordered spaces but behind the scenes lies a world of complexity, decision-making and discovery.

In this talk, Sean Kelly, collections expert from Paisley Museum will share five intriguing aspects of museum work that often go unseen by the public. From the delicate task of transporting rare artefacts to the role of science in uncovering hidden histories, this is a glimpse into the workings of the museum from the inside out.

It’s also a chance to consider how museums shape our understanding of the past and the quiet power they hold in choosing what stories we remember.

Whether you’re a regular visitor to museums or simply curious about how they operate, this is a chance to see the familiar in a new light.

Inn Deep, Glasgow

Tuesday 12 Aug

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