The benefits of an ice bath and Vive Wellness Fest is back!
Vive Wellness Fest is BACK Saturday, March 4th at James Weldon Johnson Park. We invite you to come explore the power of body-based healing and experience all that Vive Wellness Fest has to offer! From vibrant Zumba classes, Ice baths, Sound baths, Community yoga sessions and Guided meditation journeys - there’s something for everyone. Let this magical day bring out your creative spirit as we flow together into one high vibe movement – let’s feel alive in harmony at Vive Wellness Fest!.
To register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/breathe-flow-vive-tickets-496403675757
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