Workshops & Events
Join us for an herbal adventure!
Fine-Tune Your Salves for Market
May 5, 2018 ~ Beloved Native American instructor, Cindi Quay, shares her traditional teachings and years of experience in herbal products business, Cindi’s Sacred Garden. We will dive deeper into making salves for topical application, fine-tuning issues we may have encountered along the way.
Skin-loving Topical Herbs
May 5, 2018 ~ Garden growing and skin glowing? Come be introduced to plants growing wild and in our gardens that can be made into products to heal, protect regenerate, and make our skin more comfortable. This class will set you up for many years of self-care, gift-making for loved ones, and value-added market products.
Appalachian Spring Tonics
April 7, 2018 ~ The Appalachian mountain folk carried many traditions around spring herbal tonics. We will discuss the reasons and health benefits from our ancestor’s times and how it can be applied to modern challenges to health and lifestyle.
Medicinal Mushrooms & Shiitake Log Inoculation
March 17, 2018 ~ Rodney Webb, local mushroom grower, will present mushrooms for medicinal use including shiitake, oyster, turkeytail, reishi, chaga, maitake, hoof conk, woodear, and lion’s mane. All of these can be found wild or cultivated locally.
Herbs for Pain & Advanced Salves
February 24, 2018 ~ Beloved Native American instructor, Cindi Quay, returns to TN to share from her traditional teachings and years of experience in herbal products business, Cindi’s Sacred Garden. We will dive deeper into teachings of salves for topical application, fine-tuning issues we may have encountered along the way.
Herbal Syrups: A Tasty Medicine
February 17, 2018 ~ Syrups, a fun and yummy way to make and enjoy herbal medicine, are a great benefit to those with small children or persons choosing to avoid alcohol tinctures.
Herbs: Winter to Spring, Enhancing Creativity
February 17, 2018 ~ After a long winter hibernation, our spring energy begins to rise and become active again! Learn which herbs smooth this transition and help you bloom big this spring!
November Plant ID Walk
November 4, 2017 ~ Join botanist Abby Artemisia on Buffalo Mountain to learn about plants growing all around us. We will hone in on plant ID skills for late autumn, discuss historical and medicinal uses, and learn the edibles.
Forage and Feast: October Nuts and Bounty
October 21, 2017 ~ Join forest frolicker Taylor Malone to harvest pecans, chestnuts, bitternut hickory, sunchokes, black oak acorns, persimmons and other possible wild edibles.
Kombucha & Fire Cider Tonics
September 9, 2017 ~ Join local herbalists, Lesley Setchim and Camille Cody in a beneficial hands-on make and take workshop introducing you to two popular and easy to make at home drinks, Kombucha and Fire Cider.
Plant Identity Walk & Preparing Medicinal Oils and Salves
August 19, 2017 ~ Join Abby Artemisia, HERBalachia faculty member, in a two-part class along the beautiful Nolichucky River. This hands-on class starts out with a gentle stroll introducing you to native plants in our Appalachian region. Then, start your own herbal medicine cabinet with this hands-on aspect of our workshop.
Medicinal Mushrooms and Shiitake Log Inoculation
April 2, 2017 ~ Rodney Webb, local mushroom grower, will present mushrooms for medicinal use including shiitake, oyster, turkeytail, reishi, chaga, maitake, hoof conk, woodear, and lion’s mane…
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