Passport To Health Fair — Port Angeles
This Saturday, May 17th, will be the first annual Passport To Health fair. It’s all about alternative medicine, and there will be free presentations and demonstrations at 22 locations in Port Angeles.
According to today’s online PDN poll, more than a third of respondents said they use alternative health methods and products. Whether or not you’re into any alternative medical practices, Saturday’s fair should have something to offer.
Ann Fritts, a Port Angeles acupuncturist, said: “I think people will gain a better understanding of their options with regards to natural health, and a better familiarity with natural health. This is something people can come to, and if they haven't tried massage before or they haven't tried acupuncture before, they can come, ask questions and find out more without any pressure.”
The main location for the Passport to Health fair will be at the Port Angeles Farmers’ Market (Clallam County Courthouse parking lot), 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There are also 21 other locations throughout Port Angeles. These sites are listed here.
According to today’s online PDN poll, more than a third of respondents said they use alternative health methods and products. Whether or not you’re into any alternative medical practices, Saturday’s fair should have something to offer.
Ann Fritts, a Port Angeles acupuncturist, said: “I think people will gain a better understanding of their options with regards to natural health, and a better familiarity with natural health. This is something people can come to, and if they haven't tried massage before or they haven't tried acupuncture before, they can come, ask questions and find out more without any pressure.”
The main location for the Passport to Health fair will be at the Port Angeles Farmers’ Market (Clallam County Courthouse parking lot), 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There are also 21 other locations throughout Port Angeles. These sites are listed here.
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posted by Tom Harper at 9:23 PM
4 Comments:
This sounds interesting. Hope nobody gets arrested by the pharmaceutical police.
The farmers market didn't have very many health booths, just a couple touchy feely booths about "finding your own inner artist" or something.
Dude, you said "touchy-feely"!
There was only one booth that was supposed to be at the Farmers Market -- the PC massage school. The rest were all about town. I thought it was kind of fun albeit a lot of running around.
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