event briefs

Grand Opening at Ormond Farm Supply

Ormond Farm Supply, in Ormond Beach, invites the community to their grand opening celebration on June 18. Attendees will enjoy in-store specials, free samples and may register to win gift baskets. Hot dogs, chips and drinks will be served. In addition, animal charities will be on-site with adoptable pets.

Since opening in January at the location formerly known as Bull Run Farm Supply, owners Renee Ruckert and Jacqueline Contois have filled the 5,000-square-foot showroom with pet, farm and garden supplies. As Volusia and Flagler’s most complete pet, gardening and agriculture store, they carry top-quality feed, hay and animal-care products. Wild bird feeders and a variety of bird food are also in stock.

In addition, they have a large selection of collars, harnesses, leashes and toys for dogs and cats. Small animals and birds have their own large section with every type of toy and accessory. Carriers, cages and gates of all sizes are available. Dogs are welcome, and will likely find a new toy or bone they’d like to have. Specialty items, including freeze-dried and frozen food, are available as well as kibble and canned. Expert advice is always free, and large items are carried to customers’ vehicles.

Location: 1020 N. US Hwy. 1. For more information, call 386-6756021 or visit OrmondFarmSupply.com. See ad, page 27.

Bio-Energetic Bodywork Class

Cathleen Connor, of Exuberantly Being, invites those in the community to her Introduction to the Access Consciousness Bars Bio-Energetic Bodywork class on June 30, from 6 to 7 p.m., on Ocean Marina Drive, in Flagler Beach. “This is a sample of a bio-energetic body process,” explains Connor, an Access Consciousness facilitator who offers energetic bodywork and coaching ses-

Cathleen Connor sions. “The Access Bars are 32 points on your head that, when touched, effortlessly and easily release anything that stops you from joy and ease in your life. You can clear limitations, beliefs and emotions you have stored in your body.”

Cost: $10. For more information, including full address, call 971-732-2168 or visit ExuberantlyBeing.com. See ad, page 21.

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Acupuncture addresses the cause of multiple symptoms and helps your body to heal naturally. Dr. Rosa Panos will treat your pain and provide sustainable ways to prevent recurrence:

Chronic Pain Back and Neck Pain Hip and Knee Pain Shoulder and Elbow Stress Anxiety • Insomnia Depression Bowel and Digestion

Sports Injuries Sciatica • Arthritis Tendonitis • Tennis Elbow Foot and Ankle Strain

Additional Wellness Treatments Include: Facial Acupuncture • Micro-needling • Fire Cupping • Pain Injections BEMER (Bio Electromagnetic Energy) • ZYTO Elite Scan Specialist Customized Herbal Medicine and Pharmaceutical Supplements

Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Diplomate of Oriental Medicine Master of Science in Oriental Medicine Physical Therapist Oncology Rehabilitation Specialist Dr. Rosa Panos

over 27 years combined experience

www.rpacupuncturefl.com 397 Palm Coast Parkway SW • Units 4 & 5 Located in West Pointe Plaza

Call for Appointment • No Charge 20 min Consultations Open : Monday - Friday 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM (386) 283-4655

Amethyst Wellness Zeng Event

Anniversary Radiance Party at Amethyst Wellness

To celebrate their seven-year anniversary, Amethyst Wellness, in Palm Coast, is throwing a Radiance Party, which will be hosted by Miss Palm Coast USA Sara Zeng, on June 23 at 4:30 p.m. During the celebration, the preventive healthcare clinic will be collecting donations for Kids Rock the Nation. There will be live entertainment, refreshments, prizes, discounts on services and more. “Radiance Parties are special events during which our providers provide education on certain services and products. We may include live demonstrations, and treatments are available at a discounted rate. Light refreshments are also provided,” says clinic leader Amy Coopersmith, ARNP, a doctorate-prepared, board-certified family nurse practitioner. “You may also host a private Radiance Party at Amethyst Wellness,” adds Coopersmith. “Share the Sara Zeng fun with your closest friends. With a total of five guests, you each receive special pricing on products and services, like Botox and Juvederm.” Amethyst Wellness provides preventive health care aimed at managing, preventing and curing illness and disease through lifestyle management, as well as anti-aging aesthetic medical services. Some of the services offered include laser hair removal, Botox, medically supervised weight loss, Kybella, contouring, Juvederm, intravenous nutrition, Cryoskin, and hair restoration with platelet-rich plasma and peptides.

Location: 50 Cypress Point Pkwy., Ste. B1-B2. For more information, call 386-283-4180 or visit AmethystWellness.com. See ads, pages 5 and 13.

Easy Vegan and Candle Classes Offered

Natural Concepts Revisited, in Daytona Beach, invites everyone to a Vegan Made Easy Nutrition Course with Ash Gallagher on June 11, from 5 to 7 p.m., and a candle-making workshop with Tina Browne, from Natural Products by TMB Refill Shop, on June 18, from 5 to 7 p.m.

Attendees of the vegan nutrition course will participate in a vegan-made-easy recipe and enjoy a bit to eat. They will also learn how to plan in order to keep vegan simple, and how food serves our soul’s wellness. In addition, colors and chakras will be discussed, as well as somatic and Ayurvedic practices.

Gallagher will share stories of how she managed a healthy diet in war zones. From life as a journalist in war zones to activism and coaching, Gallagher has a unique take on storytelling, and it happens to include nutrition and wellness. Her own story with food over the past 15 years has given her a passion for how we align with what we eat and how it contributes to our mental health. Gallagher’s goal is to help others find liberation in their bodies through story.

Those attending the candle-making workshop will create their own signature fragrance from a blend of soy-based oils. All supplies will be provided, including 100% soy wax, eco-wicks and handmade concrete vessels in an array of designs. Participants will make two candles to take with them after they have cured. Wine and snacks will be available.

Cost: Vegan class: $30; candle-making workshop: $40. Location: 142 W. International Speedway Blvd. To reserve a spot for either event, call Jo Anne Staley (or Tina Browne for the candle workshop) at 386-341-5068. For more information about Natural Concepts Revisited, visit Facebook. com/NaturalConceptsRevisitedLlc. See ad, page 8.