Goddess Wellness Festival

7013 Monticello Street,Pittsburgh 15208

30 July, 2022

Description

On Saturday, July 30th join us for our Goddess Wellness Festival! This Celebration will focus on black women's health, especially womb health and wellness. This festival will take place at two locations in Homewood, BUGS farm site (11am-2pm) and the House of Manna (2pm-6pm). The Goddess Wellness Festival will be from 11am-6pm and will have many festivities including: Opening Libations presented by SisStar Raqueeb Planting demo and discussion on food and medicine for all stages of women's health including breastfeeding, perimenopause , post menopause and more, presented by Tayler with DAWA Healing Circle with SisStar Free Dorisa with Yoni Steam Spa 412 will have Yoni Health, Wands, and Hula Hooping demonstrations Art therapy and demo on the art of healing waist beads with Jus Hadiya and Preciously Polished Sacral Chakra Yoga and Breath Work Presented by Amy Joy with One Centered Life Vegetarian meal and presentation on "The Power of Healing Foods" will be provided by Mystic Mama’s Refreshing beverages including "Sister Ginger Beer" will be provided by Chef Ola. Goddess Wellness stations including- herbal smoking, DIY smudging, and more! Also a mini FREE farmers market, Prizes, Raffles and much more! Participants will take a seedling home to plant in their own healing garden. 1st location: The Homewood Historical Farm (11am-2pm): 7013 Monticello Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15208 2nd location: House of Manna Faith Community(2pm-6pm): 7240 Frankstown Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15208 Stay for some, or stay for all, each moment of this festival will be magical! Goddess, please do not miss this wellness festival. This is for all those with a womb to come together and heal! Register now to secure your spot for this FREE event. If childcare is needed, please message Raqueeb at [email protected] *** In order for this space to remain a safe space, we ask that only women who identify as women of color to register. Thank you for your understanding. For further reading on the subject, please read the following essay: https://arrow-journal.org/why-people-of-color-need-spaces-without-white-people/