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Bluegrass For Babies Benefit Concert Returns
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he fifth annual Bluegrass for Babies Celebration takes place from 3 to 9 p.m., September 21, at Sawyer Point. Bluegrass for Babies is a year-round, nonprofit organization focused on helping parents create a better environment for raising healthy children. This year’s participants can partake in six interactive experiences: Farmers’ Market, Healthy Home, Fam- ily Wellness, Art and Music, Move- ment and Special Needs. The concert lineup features performances by some of the region’s top bluegrass bands, such as Wild Carrot, Comet Bluegrass All-Stars and The 23 String Band. Launched in 2009, the concert
was founded by Matt and Anne Sch- neider as a way to give back to the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medi- cal Center, which provided life-saving surgery for their son. “We were so appreciative of the care we received, and knew we wanted to give back. We married our passion for the roots of American bluegrass music to the roots of planting a healthy start for children—and Bluegrass for Babies was born,” says Anne.
Tickets are $20 but can be prepur- chased for $15 until Sept. 20. Chil- dren under 12 are free. Until 6 p.m., each adult meal from the Green B.E.A.N delivery concession comes with a free meal for a child 12 or under. Parking is $8. Location: 705 E. Pete Rose Way. For more information, visit
BluegrassForBabies.com.
r. Daren Mazzone, of Healing Touch Wellness and Chiropractic, winner of Loveland’s small business
excellence award in 2011, is one of two doctors in Ohio certified in the Neurological Relief Centers Technique (NRCT). This revolutionary technique treats people that suffer from common neurological conditions like fibro- myalgia, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, autism, headaches, fatigue and burning hands or feet, with great success. NCRT starts with a 15-minute, non-invasive test, during which the patient
Dr. Daren Mazzone
may feel relief. About 80 percent of patients test positive, indicating that treat- ment with NCRT is likely to be successful. According to Mazzone, “In 19 years of practice, I’ve never seen dramatic results as I’m seeing with this new revolutionary pain-relief test and treatment. This natural, non-invasive, drug-free treatment helps those suffering from chronic pain that have used standard medical protocols and still experience pain. ” He states, “We’re tapping into the body’s own healing powers to cor- rect the cause of these chronic pain conditions.”
Location: 443 W. Loveland Ave., Loveland. For more information, call 513-683- 0750 or visit
LiveWithNoPain.com. See ad, page 2.
Farmers’ Market Offers Local Artisan Bread and Raw Honey
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earning to Live Sustainably, a new vendor at the Lettuce Eat Well Farmers’ Market, is offering local ar- tisan bread from Sixteen Bricks Artisan Bakehouse and Shadeau Breads, as well as raw, local honey from Bee Haven. Owners Mel Farnsley and Mary Hutten believe that by making one positive change at a time and work- ing together, we can all learn to live sustainably. Purchasing local products from farmers’ markets is a huge step to a more sustainable future. The Learning to Live Sustainably booth provides delicious food and great tips from 3 to 7 p.m. every Friday.
Location: Cheviot United Methodist Church, 3820 Westwood Northern Blvd., Cheviot. For more information, visit
LEWFM.org. See Natural Directory listing, page 46.
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