Appalachian Roots Herbal & Healing Conference

Name: Appalachian Roots Herbal & Healing Conference
Start: 2025-02-02T22:00:00-06:00
Location: Downtown Franklin

Schedule

Sun, 02 Feb, 2025 at 10:00 pm

UTC-06:00

Location

Downtown Franklin | Franklin, TN

Appalachian Roots Herbal & Healing Conference is a unique gathering that brings together herbalists, healers, and wisdom keepers to celebrate and explore the rich heritage of Appalachian plant medicine, folk healing, and magick. Hosted by the Sewanee School of Herbal Medicine in the heart of Tennessee, this immersive event invites participants to connect with the time-honored practices of Southern Appalachia, passed down through generations of Granny Women, rootworkers, and wise folk.
Over the course of the conference, attendees will engage in hands-on workshops, plant walks, and healing rituals, learning how to wildcraft native herbs, create remedies rooted in folk tradition, and integrate magickal practices into their healing work. Expert speakers will share insights into the historical and cultural significance of Appalachian herbalism, while also offering modern applications for community wellness and personal empowerment.
Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or new to herbal healing, the Appalachian Roots Conference provides a space to honor ancestral knowledge, deepen your connection to the land, and be part of a vibrant community dedicated to preserving and evolving the healing traditions of Appalachia.
Ready to join us at the Appalachian Roots Herbal & Healing Conference? Whether you're a student eager to learn, a vendor excited to share your offerings, or a speaker passionate about herbal traditions, this event is your opportunity to dive deep into Appalachian healing wisdom. Connect with like-minded individuals, expand your knowledge, and be part of a vibrant community dedicated to preserving and evolving these sacred practices.

Sign up now to reserve your spot and become part of this transformative experience! Don’t miss your chance to learn, share, and grow in the heart of Appalachian herbalism.