Festive Holiday Herbals Workshop in Townsend with Herbalist Debbie Dickie
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as the activity is seated and creative, not physically demanding.
Overview
Join herbalist Debbie Dickie in Townsend, Tennessee, for a festive workshop crafting holiday teas, seasoning blends, and infused oils. Discover Appalachian herbal traditions and create memorable gifts in this hands-on herbal class perfect for nature lovers and creatives.
Holiday Herbals Class with Herbalist Debbie Dickie!
Join us for a fun holiday themed herbal class with renowned herbalist, Debbie Dickie!
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About This Adventure
Join a festive herbal class where you'll create delightful treats like seasoning blends, holiday teas, and infused oils. Experience the joy of crafting your own herbal gifts while learning unique recipes. Perfect for ages 13 and up, this hands-on workshop promises a memorable holiday experience filled with creativity and flavor.
About
The holidays are the perfect time to share your love of herbs with friends and family! This class is about recipes for yummy treats including seasoning blends, holiday teas, infused oil, vinegar & honey and topical recipes for bath salts and roll on massage oils and lots more!
Make your own seasoning blend, holiday tea or massage oil to take home.
Some previous herbal experience is helpful but not required.
Ages: 13+ | 2-2.5 Hours
Recipe and info handouts and an herbal gift to take home.
Adventure Tips
Bring an apron or smock
Protect your clothing during the hands-on herb crafting activities.
Arrive early to settle in
Getting there 10 minutes ahead helps you prepare and start promptly with Debbie's instructions.
Ask questions about local plants
Debbie encourages curiosity about the native herbs used, so come ready to learn.
Plan for gift transport
Bring boxes or bags to safely carry your homemade herbal gifts home without damage.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer often seen in the mornings
- Bird species like the Carolina chickadee frequent area gardens
History
Townsend sits at the doorstep of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, established in 1934, preserving a rich Appalachian heritage.
Conservation
The workshop promotes sustainable herbal practices, respecting local ecosystems and native plant populations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable clothing
Layer up for warmth since Townsend winters can be cool indoors.
winter specific
Notepad and pen
Useful for jotting down recipes and herbal tips during the class.
Reusable containers
Bring your own jars or tins if you want to take extra herbal creations home.
Personal water bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the workshop, especially while working with herbs.