Holistic Living Spring Festival

Bigger, better and with a theme of "Harmony in Nature ~ Celebrate A New Awakening", the Holistic Living Spring Festival will be held at Fort Canning Centre on 3 & 4 May 2003.

With more space for exhibitors and workshops, it will build on the tremendous success of the first event. The workshop and performance programme will again feature a set of fun, interactive and educational events.

Holistic Living Week

The spirit of Holistic Living continues after the two day Spring Festival. From May 5 to 10, the first Holistic Living Week will include talks and workshops by local and international teachers.

Festival participants include:

AHD Homoeopathic Centre, ANew Health Products, All That Glitters, Antara Seminars & Consultancy, Art Awakenings, Bali Spirit, Basic Essence, Be Psychic Classroom and Network, Breathing Space, Cherished Enchantments, Chiropody Treatment, Dotolo Research (Asia), Earth Santuary, Eden Health Foods, Energy Focal, Globalight Voyager, Green Orchard Pte Ltd, Healing Readings, Healing Sounds, Health Digest, House of Feng Shui, I-S Magazine, Infinity 2, Inner Oasis, Integrated Being, Intuitive Readings, Kinara Restaurant, Legend Ark Marketing, Mega Success, Monarch Medica, Mystic Tarot By Clarice, The Nature Society (Singapore), New Age Awareness, New Age Circle, Oneness Centre, Osteopathic Treatment Centre, Parag's Reiki Hut, Peter Yew Numerology & Palmistry, Play Artz, Red Alchemy, Red Heart, Rosicrucian Order AMORC, Royal BodyCare, Sahara Sundance, Self Awareness Society, Seventh Sense Store, Slimcare, Sravasti Abbey Appeal, The Eye of the Beholder, The Natural User Company, The Singapore Lodge Theosophical Society, The Wellspring of Life, The Yoga Shop, Tony Knows Your Number, Vision Riders, Virkven Sargu Palmistry & Astrology, Wicked Wix, Zi You Ren and Zu Design Jewellery.

Previous Holistic Living Festivals

From Aromatherapy to Yoga and more - The Singapore Holistic Living Festival featured 60 exhibitors, as well as 18 free performances, talks and workshops. Over 3,000 people visited the October event at Fort Canning Centre.