Women’s Health Expo + Retail Therapy: A FREE Community Event 

The event is free and open to the public. 

Women from across the region are invited to attend the second annual Women’s Health Expo + Retail Therapy, a free community event taking place Thursday, October 1, from 11 AM-7 PM at the Oaklawn Event Center, 2705 Central Ave., in Hot Springs.  

Hosted by the Hot Springs Women’s Leadership Alliance (HSWLA) in partnership with Direct Surgical Care of Hot Springs, this one-of-a-kind event brings together healthcare providers, wellness experts, local businesses, nonprofits, and community resources to help women prioritize their health while supporting local entrepreneurs. 

Attendees can enjoy: 

  • Free health screenings and wellness resources  
  • Expert-led health talks and panel discussions  
  • Opportunities to connect with local healthcare providers 
  • Interactive and educational exhibits  
  • Giveaways, prizes, and community resources  
  • Retail shopping featuring women-owned businesses and local vendors  

“The Women’s Health Expo + Retail Therapy is designed to make health and wellness accessible, engaging, and empowering,” said Sarah Hutzel, HSWLA Board Co-Chair. “Whether you’re looking for preventive health information, local resources, or simply a fun day connecting with other women in our community, there is something for everyone!” 

The event is free and open to the public. Attendees are encouraged to follow the event on Facebook: Women’s Health Expo + Retail Therapy, or the Hot Springs Women’s Leadership Alliance website for updates regarding exhibitors, health screenings, speakers, and special activities. 

By bringing together healthcare, education, and local businesses under one roof, the Women’s Health Expo + Retail Therapy continues its mission of empowering women, improving access to health resources, and creating a healthy Hot Springs community.  

About  Hot Springs Women’s Leadership Alliance: The mission of the Hot Springs Women’s Leadership Alliance is to bring together a diverse group of women leaders to collaborate and encourage each other through mentorship, education, and support.  

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