A fair placed under the sign of discovery
The 3rd edition of the Salon du Bien-Être takes place Nov 6-8 at Salle Yann-Piat, featuring 50 exhibitors and 35 lectures.

From November 6 to 8, Salle Yann-Piat welcomes the 3rd edition of the Salon du Bien-Être organized by the association Anoochka Événements, represented by Marie-Laure Clouet, featuring 50 exhibitors and 35 free-access lectures.
After two initial editions that met with great success among the public, the fair returns in an ever open and accessible spirit. The association's goal is to allow everyone to discover, free of charge, approaches and practices promoting well-being and balance, in a friendly and benevolent setting.
A rich and varied program
Practitioners, well-being professionals, creators, artisans, and committed stakeholders offer a range of approaches and discoveries over three days. Visitors will enjoy discovery sessions offered by exhibitors at their stands to learn about certain practices, experiment, and exchange directly with professionals.
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The program of 35 free lectures covers various themes around the body, mind, emotions, natural health, and consciousness.
The highlight of this edition
Christiane Saad Korchef will address the prevention of Alzheimer's disease through her lecture "Alzheimer: what if part of the risk belonged to us? Lifestyle prevention", on Saturday, November 7 at 5 p.m.
Exhibitors and inauguration
This 3rd edition brings together loyal exhibitors and new participants who have come to enrich the program and introduce the public to other approaches and new horizons.
For the third consecutive year, Green Djessy’z is present with its plant-based, organic, and seasonal cuisine, appreciated by the public. Visitors will gladly find again the dishes that greatly appealed to them during previous editions.
The inauguration takes place on Friday, November 6 at 6 p.m., in the presence of representatives from the Municipalité.
Please note
Friday, November 6 from 2 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Free admission – Free lectures.

Article from the print edition of La Gazette du Var