The Hearthside Revel

The Hearthside Revel opened two decades ago as a winter shelter for passing harvest caravans. Built by a traveling pair of halfling siblings, the inn quickly became the meeting point for the town's seasonal festivals. Over the years the Revel expanded modestly, adding rooms and a stage. The inn has changed hands twice; the current keeper, Marta Bramble, bought it five years ago and revived the festival traditions that had waned. Locals remember the inn as the place where a long-ago midwife famously delivered a mayoral heir during a snowstorm, and the attic still holds a small wooden cradle with initials carved into the slats.