🌿 Learn Folk Herbalism & Craft Fire Cider in McMinnville Workshops

Heavenly Acres Farm in McMinnville is inviting community members to explore traditional plant-based remedies through hands-on Fire Cider crafting sessions this fall. The workshops offer a chance to connect with local herbalism practices while creating a preparation to take home.

📅 Workshop Details & How to Join

Heavenly Acres Farm is hosting Fire Cider crafting workshops on October 17 and 24 from 2-4 PM. Each session costs $55 per person and includes all materials needed to craft your own jar of fire cider. Classes are limited to 10 people per session to maintain a welcoming, hands-on learning environment. 🫙

To reserve your spot, email HeavenlyAcresFarmTN@gmail.com. Participants should come ready to learn, create, and connect with plants in an afternoon designed around gathering and community.

🌱 What Is Folk Herbalism?

Folk herbalism is the traditional practice of using local plants, foods, and natural remedies for health and wellness-knowledge passed down orally through families, cultures, and communities over generations. Fire cider, a key focus of these workshops, is a simple plant-based preparation that combines herbs and warming spices. ✨

By hosting these workshops on-farm, Heavenly Acres Farm creates an opportunity for participants to learn directly from the land where these plants grow, grounding the experience in both education and place.

💡 Why This Matters for the Community

Workshops like these strengthen connections between residents and sustainable, regenerative farming practices. Heavenly Acres Farm, dedicated to producing nourishing food while restoring land through sustainable agriculture, uses these gatherings to share knowledge and build relationships around plant-based wellness traditions. For those curious about herbalism, homesteading, or simply looking for a meaningful autumn afternoon, these sessions offer an accessible entry point. 🤎