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Vegan Health and Beauty Expo

Naturalista Life will present a Vegan Health and Beauty Expo with award-winning actress Kimberly Elise on March 27 and 28 at the TCF Center. The expo will feature plant-based nutrition, vegan cooking demos, urban gardening, fitness and yoga demos, DIY sessions and guest speakers on topics related to health, fitness, nutrition, natural hair and body care. There will be an array of natural products, and smart apparel to shop. Elise will discuss natural living.

            Attendees will meet wholistic health practitioners, experience healing bodywork sessions, receive a reading, shop at local artisan and fair trade product booths, learn how to cook plant-based meals and try delicious plant-based meals, learn hands-on how to grow their own fruits, vegetables and herbs, or even enjoy a fitness or yoga class.

 

Admission is $20 for the weekend or $15 for one day ($5 off for online advance purchase). Location: 1 Washington Blvd., Detroit. Tickets: Tinyurl.com/NaturalistaLifeExpo. For more details, visit ANaturalistaLife.com
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