🍂 Fire Cider Workshop in McMinnville, TN – Learn Traditional Wellness Craft This Saturday
As fall settles into Warren County, Heavenly Acres Farm is hosting a hands-on workshop rooted in Appalachian food tradition and seasonal wellness-a timely gathering for anyone interested in preserving the harvest and building natural remedies at home.
ποΈ When
Saturday, October 24th, from 2-4 PM. π Space is limited, so early reservation is essential.
π Where
Heavenly Acres Farm, McMinnville, Tennessee. The regenerative family farm welcomes participants to learn and create together in a hands-on setting.
β¨ What to Expect
Fire cider-a traditional herbal vinegar infusion-has been used for generations to support immunity and wellness, especially as cold season approaches. πΏ This workshop will teach you how to make your own batch to take home, blending local knowledge with practical kitchen skills. Whether you’re new to herbal crafts or already familiar with them, this is a chance to learn directly from farmers who grow and work with these ingredients year-round.
ποΈ How to Go
Email HeavenlyAcresFarmTN@gmail.com to reserve your spot. βοΈ Because attendance is capped, don’t wait-reach out soon to secure your place at the workshop.
β€οΈ Why It Matters
Supporting local farms like Heavenly Acres Farm means investing in regenerative agriculture and food sovereignty in your own backyard. π± Workshops like this one strengthen the connection between growers and eaters, turning seasonal abundance into lasting wellness practices for your home.
Mark your calendar, bring a friend, and plan to spend Saturday afternoon learning a skill you’ll use all winter long. π Reach out to Heavenly Acres Farm today to reserve your spot before it fills up.
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