Ladies Pamper Expo T
he Annual Pensacola Ladies Pamper Expo will be held Saturday, December 18, from 10am-7pm at the Gull Point Community Center, 7000 Spanish Trail (corner of Creigh- ton Rd and Spanish Trail). A $25 ticket admits you the ultimate ladies’ day out, involving massage, facials, foot spas, entertainment, makeup, shopping, non-alcoholic champagne and chocolate, yoga, door prizes, networking, laughter, dancing, and lots of surprises. A percentage of sales will be donated to the American Cancer Society, Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. “Rejuvenate, Relax, Laugh and Let Go!" is the event’s theme, and tickets (which would make a great early Christ- mas present or a relaxing break from Christmas shopping) are available both at the door and online at the event website,
www.mypensacolaevents.com. Visit online for a current line-up of vendors, speakers, entertainers, and other information, or call 850-941-4321.
Holiday Open House P
ensacola Natural Foods in- vites readers to a Holiday Open House on Saturday, De- cember 11, from 10am-3pm. Their new location offers
lots of extra room, so shop- pers can enjoy entertainment and true one-stop-shopping. In addition to door prizes, special sales, and snacks, shoppers can experience demonstrations by local artisans, complimentary chair massages, and live holiday music from 11am-1pm, featuring local child artists. Pensacola Natural Foods supports local artists and of- fers one-of-a-kind gifts. Shoppers can find jewelry, weaving, soaps, candles, glass blown art, health and beauty products, and more. Consigned artwork decorates the store walls. Healthy edible gifts are available, including natural and or- ganic wine and beer. Pensacola Natural Foods is located at 916 W Michigan
Ave, Suite C. For more information, call 850-433-8583. Visit online at
www.pensacolanaturalfoods.com. See ad page 30.
Unless we make Christmas an occasion to share our blessings, all the snow in Alaska won’t make it “white.”
~ Bing Crosby
natural awakenings
December 2010
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