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Contact: Christopher Derman, 423-569-9778
As part of the festivities for the 31st Annual Haunting in the Hills Storytelling Festival on Saturday, September 16, attendees are invited to immerse themselves in a series of captivating craft demonstrations deeply rooted in Appalachian culture and history.
An Array of Demonstrations to Experience
- Traditional Farrier Services: Witness the age-old craft of horse shoeing and learn about its importance in Appalachian history.
- Moonshine Crafting: Explore the intricate process of moonshine making, a practice deeply entwined with the region's folklore and economy.
- Revolutionary Period Long Hunters: Step back in time with reenactments and demonstrations by historical long hunters from the American Revolution era.
- Ham Radio Operators: Discover the role of HAM radio in Appalachian communities and its significance as a communication tool.
- Forest Ecology Booth: Gain insights into the unique ecology of the Appalachian forest, its flora, and fauna.
- Wildlife Safety: Learn essential wildlife safety tips and knowledge, especially important in a region rich with diverse wildlife.
These craft demonstrations not only provide an enriching hands-on experience but also serve as living narratives that tie into the festival's theme of storytelling. For more information about this special event as well as other events, call
423-569-9778.
Last updated: September 2, 2023