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Holistic Globe® Expo Returns to Central Florida


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Expo is celebrating their signature Body Mind Spirit Expo on Saturday, March 25. Since 2009, they have hosted a sacred space for self-discovery, healing, and mindful strategies. It’s a fun, educational and progressive conscious-consumer show created for the entire family. Providing a relaxed, yet intentional, atmosphere, come experience a new healing modality, connect with local experts, find the perfect product, and spark a kindred connection. This year’s theme “Return to


Wholeness” is a reminder of the importance of practicing self-love and embracing compassionate self- care. Along with exhibits, speakers, and a featured keynote masterclass, they are hosting a unique holistic networking social luncheon and match-making mixer to help our local holistic enthusiasts gather and connect with their soulmate, a soul tribe member, or their next business partner! Held at the Westgate Lakes


Resorts and Spa Convention Center (9500 Turkey Lake Rd, Orlando) from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, the special Luncheon is scheduled for 1:00 pm. Luncheon Reservations are required, as seating is limited. Expo general admission is free with an online reservation. For more information and tickets, visit www.HolisticGlobeExpo.com


8 Central Florida www.NACFL.com Support Our Young Musicians T


he Florida Symphony Youth Orchestras (FSYO) present the Play-A-Ton. Held Saturday, March


25 at 1:30 pm, this is the inaugural year for this event. Students will be performing at the Central Park Stage (Central Park, 150 W. Morse Blvd & Park Ave in Winter Park. Play-A-Ton is a friend-raiser and fundraiser that


features all seven FSYO ensembles. Te goal is to raise money for the organization and student scholarships. Even though the event is designed to raise money, it is free to anyone in the community who wants to enjoy music. It’s a fun half-day event and a chance for the public to enjoy the Winter Park community while listening to FSYO perform. Visit www.fsyo.org/concerts-and-events for more info. Tey welcome your donations!


Become a Vendor at Central Florida Earth Day M


ark your calendar for Saturday, April 22 10a-6p. Te 18th


annual Central Florida Earth Day is organized by Vegetarians of Central Florida and intended to inspire appreciation for our environment and


its inhabitants. CFED is the largest Earth Day event in Central Florida. Tere will be other Earth Week activities leading up to the festival. CFED will feature presentations including speakers, presentations, food preparation demonstrations, kids activities, environmental education, humane education, animal haven, artist corner, live music and entertainment, restaurant booths, 200+ eco-friendly vendors, and much more! Admission is free. Lake Eola Park (north side) in Orlando. Vendor applications are accepted until March 31. Hurry to ensure your space. For more info: 321-331-1859 or email: info@CFEarthDay.org; or visit www.CFEarthDay.org


Experience Healthy Alternatives at Eco Beauty Salon


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wner/Stylist Dally Khourshid created Eco Beauty Salon for her own health—and yours! Clients sensitive to


artificial scents and chemical fumes can have their hair care done with healthier alternatives to the conventional/traditional ammoniated color products. Dally shares, “I use vegan, cruelty- free organic products for my clients, and I love seeing them happy with a beautiful new style that is better for our planet, too. Oway and O&M are two great product lines. We also pride ourselves on maintaining a spacious and clean salon with air filtration


and ventilation. Together, let’s achieve a beautiful and lasting new look for you!” Tis full-service salon provides high quality products in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere for women and men. For a full list of services, check out www.ecobeautyorlando.com or on Instagram @ecobeauty_orlando. Located at 448 S. Alafaya Trail, #14, Orlando 32828, call today for an appointment at 407-704-3147.


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