Local Roots - Oral History Program at The Taproom
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Event is FREE. Cider can be purchased in The Taproom.
For fans of NPR’s “StoryCorps”, this one’s for you. Local Roots is a 90-minute oral history program designed to weave together the vibrant tapestry of Abingdon, VA, and the surrounding Appalachian region. Led by Tom McMullen—co-founder of Tumbling Creek Cider and orchard manager—this event will be recorded live and be archived at Emory & Henry University’s own WEHC radio.
Abingdon's own Haint Mistress, Donnamarie Emmert, will talk about her childhood in Abingdon, world travels and then coming back home.
Questions will be welcomed.
Photo credit: Kyle LaFerriere/VA Living
For fans of NPR’s “StoryCorps”, this one’s for you. Local Roots is a 90-minute oral history program designed to weave together the vibrant tapestry of Abingdon, VA, and the surrounding Appalachian region. Led by Tom McMullen—co-founder of Tumbling Creek Cider and orchard manager—this event will be recorded live and be archived at Emory & Henry University’s own WEHC radio.
Abingdon's own Haint Mistress, Donnamarie Emmert, will talk about her childhood in Abingdon, world travels and then coming back home.
Questions will be welcomed.
Photo credit: Kyle LaFerriere/VA Living
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