The Holler Way Co. Brings Traditional Appalachian Herbs to Local Events

by | May 30, 2026 | New Businesses | 0 comments

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The Holler Way Co. Brings Traditional Appalachian Herbs to Local Events

The Holler Way Co. is restocked and ready to connect with the community this spring and early summer. The local herb vendor will be featuring traditional Appalachian herbs at multiple upcoming events throughout May and June, offering residents the opportunity to learn more about these time-honored botanical traditions.

Pikeville Farmers Market Appearances

The Holler Way Co. will participate in the Pikeville Farmers Market on three dates: Friday, May 30, 2026; Friday, June 6, 2026; and Friday, June 13, 2026. The farmers market runs from 8:00 a.m. to noon at 3150 Main Street in Pikeville, Tennessee 37367. Community members are invited to stop by and speak with the vendors about their selection of traditional Appalachian herbs.

Car Show Benefit Event

On Saturday, May 31, 2026, The Holler Way Co. will also be present at a Car Show Benefit event held at Bledsoe County Ball Park in Pikeville, Tennessee. This event will run from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., providing another opportunity for locals to visit the vendor and explore their offerings.

Whether you’re interested in learning about Appalachian herbal traditions or simply looking to support local vendors, mark your calendar for these upcoming events. For more information, visit The Holler Way Co. through the Van Buren County Community Bulletin on Facebook.

Source: Restocked with traditional Appalachian herbs. Participating in Pikeville Farmers Market (05/30, 06/06, 06/13) and Car Show Benefit (05/31) at Bledsoe Co. Bal…

Other vendors:

– Pikeville Farmers Market — Direct connection to where The Holler Way Co. will be selling traditional Appalachian herbs on May 30, June 6, and June 13.

– Agricultural Extension Services — Educational resource for learning about local herbs, sustainable farming, and traditional Appalachian botanical practices.

– Sequatchie Farmers Co-Op — Long-established cooperative supporting local farmers and agricultural producers in the region.

– Natural Affinity – Handcrafted Herbal Essentials — Complementary herbal boutique offering handcrafted products similar to traditional Appalachian herb offerings.

– Phillip & Cindy’s Natural Teas, Spices, Herbs and Honey — Local business specializing in natural teas, herbs, and spices that align with traditional Appalachian herbal traditions.

– Feral Forrest Pantry & Apothecary — Local apothecary offering natural remedies and specialty items related to herbal wellness.

– Raccoon Holler Homestead & Herb — Homestead business blending traditional values with natural wellness practices and handcrafted herbal remedies.

– Sisters Natural Essentials — Hemp wellness business offering natural alternatives for health and well-being aligned with herbal traditions.

Written By Tom Seest

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