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Licensed Dietitian Ayesha Nurruddin will share practical tips on nutrition, answer your questions, and help you understand food labels, portion sizes, and balanced eating.
Register online, in person, or by phone at 330.864.5721.
With more than 30 years of experience as a registered dietitian, Ayesha Nurruddin, M.S., R.D.N., L.D., has been a trusted voice in community health and nutrition. Known for her deep commitment to education and wellness, she has dedicated her career to helping individuals and families make informed, practical choices about food and healthy living.
A passionate advocate for public health, she brought the community together in a powerful way by organizing and hosting the “Let’s Stay Healthy” Parade in downtown Akron last year—a celebration of wellness, unity, and proactive living.
Whether she’s leading workshops, answering questions at local events, or cheering on healthier habits, Ayesha brings warmth, expertise, and inspiration to everything she does. She believes that nutrition isn’t just about food—it’s about empowerment, access, and lasting change.
This fall, the 2025 Summit County Community Read initiative will delve into the ways food connects cultures and communities—through shared traditions, culinary creativity, and personal stories.
Our featured book is “Saturday Night at the Lakeside Supper Club” by J. Ryan Stradal. Throughout September and October, many libraries across the county will host a range of book discussions and educational events inspired by the themes explored in the novel.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Food & Cooking | Exercise & Wellness | Education |
TAGS: | CR25 |
The Maple Valley Branch Library is a key component of a neighborhood that finds a welcoming community gathering place within its walls. Artwork features local artists Debra Calhoun, Melissa Daubert, and the late Miller Horns, and a plaque pays tribute to poet and Maple Valley childhood customer Rita Dove. Rich book, movie, and music collections celebrate, among other genres, the extensive contribution of African-Americans to the arts, literature. In addition, the library is a hub of activity that ranges from computers and computer classes, WiFi, printing, copying, scanning and faxing, to hundreds of programs for all ages on themes as diverse as local history, book discussions, crafting, storytelling, homework help, and more.
Local non-profit groups meet at the Maple Valley Branch Library frequently, and Library staff can be found participating in events at local schools and as participants in community organizations working toward neighborhood success. Maple Valley Branch Library is the one-stop spot for education, creativity, and entertainment to suit all interests.