Saturday March 30th The Learning Tea along with Dr. Bombay’s will be partaking in the Second Candler Park Art Block. The event is sure to be a day of fun and community celebration of the Arts and Culture of Historic Candler Park. There will be food, music, and plenty of space to stroll past the variety of vendors. Best of all there are set to be many various and impressive raffle items to help Benefit our Project! Don’t miss this great family friendly event.
Featured in the Candler Park Messenger!
We would not be able to support our scholars without the help of the Candler Park community. We are so thankful to have been featured in the July 2017 issue of the Candler Park Messenger.
Mentioned in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Donation Yoga at Nirvana Yoga... Read more
Featured on Mother Nature Network
An unlikely trip to India turned a tearoom owner into a hero for orphans
Katrell Christie was living a great life, running a thriving tea house in Atlanta, when she took an impromptu trip to India. The trip would transform her life and give impoverished orphan girls a chance for a college education... Read more
Featured on INTown Magazine
Founder of The Learning Tea and co-owner of Dr. Bombay's Underwater Tea Party discusses about the start and rewards of the scholarship program.
Read MoreFeatured on the Christian Sciene Monitor
DARJEELING, INDIA — Along the rough steep road up the Himalayas to this city known for its tea, a young woman walks bent double under a load. She's carrying rocks in a basket on her back, with a strap over her forehead. Women will pound the rocks to break them up and make concrete. In West Bengal, India, girls who are orphaned or whose parents are poor can look ahead to this kind of hard labor. If they are lucky, they might get field work picking tea on one of the many tea plantations for about $2 a day. Read More
Featured in a two part series in The Atlanta Journal Constitution
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Featured on Sperlblog: Wednesday's Woman: Katrell Christie, The Learning Tea
I have been personally touched by some many of the amazing women I have found to write about for Wednesday's Woman as well as the ones I've read about from others but I have to admit, there is a special place in my heart for women helping women. Because of this, as soon as I read about Katrell Christie, I knew I wanted to share her story. Read more...
Featured on SF Girl by Bay: Dr. Bombay's Underwater Tea Party
When i’m traveling, i always feel as though i’ve had a small victory when i stumble upon a great coffee or tea spot. so a cute teahouse with a warm, bohemian vibe and an incredible name? look no further than dr. bombay’s underwater tea party. calling atlanta, georgia home, i couldn’t help but try to wish myself into this candler park teahouse and coffee shop when danielle of thompson family-life gave us a peek at the space. More...
SF Girl By Bay
Featured on Tide and Bloom: Dr. Bombay's Underwater Tea Party
I have a thing for little local tea houses, despite the fact that I actually don’t love tea all that much. I guess I’m so infatuated with these places because they’re just so ridiculously and undeniably charming. Taking time to sit down and have a spot of tea with a friend is a lovely decision; taking a moment to (re)connect with someone, to truly enjoy their company. How many times can you say you do that on a weekly basis? Probably not that often. More...
