Elevate, A Holistic Healing Event Explores Various Healing Modalities 

The Alliance for New Earth will present the 3rd annual ELEVATE, A Holistic Healing Event, on Sunday, September 20. 

Discover the power of transformation through workshops and speakers led by experienced facilitators who will share their wisdom and insights on topics related to spirituality, consciousness, and personal development. The breakout sessions provide a safe and nurturing space for personal growth and self-exploration. Explore various modalities such as yoga, meditation, energy healing, astrology, sound therapy, and more. 

A DeLightFull Sound-Filled Gathering to honor, uplift, sing, dance, and resonate with the divine presence of love in each one of us. Experience the power of collective consciousness and come together in unity and harmony. 

Discover a wide range of holistic vendors offering intuitive healings, plant-based essences, holistic health services, healthy food choices, quantum healings, arts, crystals, and jewelry. Find the tools and products that support your journey toward becoming the best version of yourself. 

The Children’s Area is a haven of fun and inspiration filled with engaging activities. This supervised area will foster a nurturing environment for children to explore their imagination and express their unique talents. 

ELEVATE will take place Sunday, September 20, 10 AM – 4 PM, at the Hot Springs Farmers Market Pavilion, 121 Orange St. Suggested Love Offering/Donation: $5-$20; Children ages 12 & under are free. 

For more information, visit www.alliancefornewearth.com/elevate. 

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