The Marquette Holistic Health Fair took place on Saturday at Northern Michigan University’s Northern Center, bringing together a diverse community of health and wellness enthusiasts. With 37 vendors offering services such as massage, energy work, and henna body art, attendees had plenty of options to explore.

Event Coordinator Michelle Nichols noted that this fair was a reboot of a previous holistic health fair that had been a staple in the Marquette community for 20 years. This year marked the first of its kind, bringing new energy and offerings to the community. Despite the challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, the event’s organizers were able to bring this new iteration of the fair to life, offering attendees a diverse and rejuvenating experience.

In addition to services, attendees had the opportunity to purchase products like crystals, soaps, and essential oils. There was even a therapy dog present to help calm attendees and provide a soothing presence at the event. The fair brought a renewed focus on holistic health to Marquette, providing the community with an array of options for relaxation and well-being.

The presentations and vendors focusing on multiple aspects of health and well-being offered attendees valuable insights into self-care practices and alternative healing methods. Whether it was learning about meditation or trying out acupuncture for the first time, attendees left with new knowledge and tools for living their best lives.

Overall, the Marquette Holistic Health Fair was a resounding success, bringing together passionate individuals who share a commitment to promoting wellness in all areas of life. As we continue to navigate through these challenging times, events like this one remind us that taking care of ourselves is essential for maintaining our physical, emotional