Knaresborough's annual Wellness Festival is set to return for a fifth year next weekend.
The free event will be held at Henshaws Arts & Crafts Centre on Sunday 16th March, showcasing an array of holistic stalls and workshops.
It was created by Annie Wilkinson-Gill of The Crystal Buddha with the aim of bringing together local businesses within the complementary therapy industry to showcase their offering.
A huge selection of complementary therapies will be available on the day, including tarot readers, reflexology, aura photography, reiki, aromatherapy and massage.
Organiser Annie Wilkinson-Gill told Your Harrogate:
“Henshaws art college is a wonderful location for the event and I hope by holding the event here, it helps to raise awareness of the centre and contribute much-needed funds.
“Henshaws provides an integral service to our community here in Knaresborough and is the heart of inclusivity.”
The festival will feature a selection of stalls selling books, paintings, handmade goodies, shamanic drums and crystals.

Workshops available on the day will include a sound bath, body confidence, beauty therapy and cacao.
Plus there will be live music and talks with Edwin Courtenay.
Annie added:
“The event is a fantastic opportunity for like-minded people and businesses to network, and it increases footfall to Knaresborough, encouraging people to shop in Knaresborough town centre too.”
The event will run from 10am until 4pm on Sunday 16th March at Henshaws Arts & Crafts Centre.
Find out more via the Knaresborough Wellness Festival Facebook page here.

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