Trinity Park hosts mind body spirit fest with 85-exhibitors

Trinity Park from above ahead of the new festival <i>(Image: Suffolk Agricultural Association)</i>
Trinity Park from above ahead of the new festival (Image: Suffolk Agricultural Association)
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A festival with more than 85 exhibitors is set to return to Trinity Park this autumn.

The Life Arts Mind Body Spirit & Wellbeing Festival is happening this autumn and will offer more than 50 activities to try out.

Trinity Park from above ahead of the new festival (Image: Suffolk Agricultural Association)

These include live mediumship, sound healing, guided meditations, reflexology as well as Qi Gong, salsa, and belly dancing.

The festival also has various free talks on mindfulness, colour therapy, aura work, and personal transformation.

Local musicians will also perform on the main stage, offering a range of genres from soul and reggae to folk and blues.

The Food Lovers' Courtyard will serve a variety of options, catering to different tastes and dietary needs.

Founded by Chris Cozens in 1998, Life Arts selects its exhibitors for their "merit, integrity, experience, and professionalism".

Gold Passes offer early entry from 9.40 am and free unlimited priority entry to the Workshop & Yoga Spaces with regular entry from 10am and Standard ticket holders will pay £2.50 per session at the welcome desk.

Early Bird prices are available for a limited time and the price will increase closer to the event and at the door.

Early Bird 1-day passes start at £5.95 for Standard and £9.50 for Gold, while 2-day passes are £9.50 (Standard) and £17 (Gold), with concession rates available and children under 16 and carers admitted free when accompanied.

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