Revelry owner Mo McKnight Howe loves Pine Mountain, so much so she’s on the board of the Kentucky Natural Lands Trust (KNLT) that helps protect it. Pine Mountain houses a large forest that is “considered highly resilient and critical in the face of climate shift,” she said, especially as it battles the coal, timber and natural gas companies. To further support KNLT, Revelry is featuring an exhibition by artists who have experienced annual retreats at Pine Mountain (a portion of the sales goes to KNLT).