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Blue Ridge Herb Lore Gathering
- Dates: July 18, 2026
- Times: 9AM - 4PM
- Admission: Free
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Blue Ridge Institute & Museum
20 Museum Dr
Ferrum, VA 24088
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The 4th annual Blue Ridge Herb Lore Gathering will be held on the beautiful campus of Ferrum College and is for new, intermediate, and advanced level of herbalists.
Participants will choose 3 classes to take along with a keynote by Sam Steffons with Mountain Song Herbals. Experience the best herbal vendors in the region and nutritious lunch!
You'll love what makes his herbal evet so unique and popular: the hands-on learning through products you make, and the vendors selling supplies for you to take home to continue your herbal journey. Spaces are limited; registration ends July 3rd.
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Blue Ridge Herb Lore Gathering
- 20 Museum Dr
- Ferrum, VA 24088
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- Blue Ridge Institute & Museum
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