
By Land and Sea at Blackberry Farm
A three-day culinary and wine event at Blackberry Farm featuring Chef Matthew Kammerer, Grace Family Vineyards, and winemaker Helen Keplinger.

A multi-day wellness and culinary retreat in Walland featuring Charlotte Hardwick and Tammy Fender at Blackberry Farm.
The retreat runs from November 1 through November 4, 2026 at Blackberry Farm in Walland. Its format is built around three days of restoration, connection, and holistic wellbeing, with programming set at Blackberry Farm and organized by Blackberry Farm.
The event combines wellness and culinary programming rather than a single talk or class. The published format includes workshops, guided mindfulness and movement, conversations on holistic beauty and plant-based healing, and curated group meals paired with wine.
Charlotte Hardwick and Tammy Fender are the featured leaders. Hardwick is presented as a wellness practitioner and mindfulness guide, while Fender is presented as a holistic beauty pioneer and plant-based healing expert.
Their sessions are described as wellness sessions and conversations, immersive workshops, guided practices, and meaningful conversations. The topics named for the program include inner balance, intentional living, natural healing, holistic beauty, and plant-based healing.
The activity fee is $1,200 per person and includes all event activities and group meals with wine pairings. Taxes and a 20% service charge are additional, and the activity fee is sold separately from the room.
Blackberry Farm is listed as both the venue and organizer. The venue is a hotel at 1471 W Millers Cove Rd, Walland, TN 37886. One published schedule detail names a 5:00pm gathering at the Main House Veranda, followed by a walking tour of the property to Bramble Hall.
Charlotte Hardwick and Tammy Fender are the featured leaders. Hardwick is identified as a wellness practitioner and mindfulness guide, and Fender is identified as a holistic beauty pioneer and plant-based healing expert.
The program includes wellness sessions and conversations, immersive workshops, guided practices, guided mindfulness and movement, and conversations connected to inner balance, intentional living, natural healing, holistic beauty, and plant-based healing.
The activity fee includes all event activities and group meals with wine pairings. Taxes and a 20% service charge are additional, and the fee is sold per person separately from the room.
It is held at Blackberry Farm, a hotel in Walland, Tennessee, at 1471 W Millers Cove Rd, Walland, TN 37886.

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