The Chicken Librarian Experience
I’ve spent years collecting more than just antiques—I’ve been gathering pieces of a life I want to live. My mobile antique shop is part road trip, part storytelling, and all about creating connections—with history, the seasons, the people who step inside, and the land that sustains us. From my farmstead in East Tennessee to the open road, I curate a mix of heritage, adventure, and mindful living—vintage finds, cozy details, and moments that feel rooted in something real. This is about bringing the past into the present, savoring the journey, advocating for our farm lands, and building a brand that feels like home wherever I am. Below you will find information on each of my offerings. Want to work with me? Click the button below.
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Yarn & Sundries Mobile Antiques
Step inside a traveling collection of timeless finds—vintage pieces, curated antiques, and storied treasures that bring warmth and character to any space. Hosted from a custom-outfitted van, this mobile shop pops up at markets, farmstead events, and special gatherings throughout East Tennessee and beyond. Mobile Antiques launching September 2025.
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Events & Farm-to-Table Experiences
From cozy farmstead suppers to seasonal pop-ups to long-table farm to table suppers, each event is designed to celebrate slow living, good food, and meaningful connection. Whether you join us at home or on the road, expect a welcoming space where community and craft meet. Sunday Supper Club launching October 2025. Long Table Farm to Table dinners launching Spring 2026.
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Storytelling & Freelance Blogging
This journey isn’t just about the antiques—it’s about the life they inspire. Through personal essays, photography, and freelance blogging, I share stories of farmstead living, market life, and creative entrepreneurship. I also write for brands and businesses who want their story told with care and craft.
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Farm-to-Table Advocacy
This work goes beyond hosting suppers or sharing recipes—it’s about championing the farmers, growers, and makers who keep our communities rooted. I’m committed to advocating for local agriculture at the community, regional, and state level, helping to restore farmland and strengthen the connections between producers and the people they feed. Whether through events, collaborations, or storytelling, my goal is to create more visibility and support for small farms while celebrating food culture that’s deeply tied to place.