Love to live

Spring is here and so is the Mind, Body and Spirit Festival, which has become the event to look forward to in Limassol for those who want to enhance their way of living.

This year the event will run on April 2 and 3 at the St Raphael Resort Hotel from 10.30am until 8pm.

Cyprus’ largest health, wellbeing and alternative therapies event will host over 100 exhibitors who will offer visitors their knowledge and services to get everyone involved on the path to an improved lifestyle. There will also be free inspirational lectures and workshops.

Apart from getting to know how to let go of stress and anxiety, and what to do to look and feel healthier, the event will also offer visitors the chance to find out what the future holds for them by booking a psychic reading. After looking into the future, visitors can be pampered, join some free meditation and yoga sessions and also try some delicious health food.

Unique products and gifts, like jewellery, cosmetics, body treatments and clothes will also be on sale.

The event will also feature a number of outdoor activities which will help to uplift our spirits and leave us feeling regenerated. Get ready to learn some African and Kundalini dancing and well as letting off some steam with drumming.

This is a great event for the whole family and by bringing the kids along, you will be helping them learn about a healthy way of living early on.

For each day the entrance fee is €8, which includes all lectures, classes and workshops. For people under 15 entrance is free.

For a full look at the presentations and exhibitors that will be present at the event, go to http://www.mbscyprus.com/

The Mind, Body and Spirit Festival 2016
A weekend of workshops, lectures, classes and exhibitions to do with healthy living. April 2-3. Saint Raphael Resort Hotel, Limassol. 10.30am-8pm. €8/free per day. Tel: 96-382333

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