Night Market
Hiya Everyone , my name is Danielle Roberts , I am a local degree qualified Nutritionist here in Hamilton. I have a business called Fuel Nutrition and I work with people on a holistic level , where its not just about the food but about mental, emotional and spiritual health also. I have joined forces with Hale Health on Higgins Rd in Dinsdale and they are holding a free night market this Saturday night for all to attend. I will be there with a stall, with health and wellness deals and for people to come have a chat to me. Check out below for more details.
Have you heard about our Night Market yet?
On Saturday 25 February you can come down to our facility (57 Higgins Rd, Frankton) between 4pm and 8pm for an entertaining evening. Visit a variety of health professionals, grab a bite to eat/drink, keep the kids entertained, check out our gym, have a bit of a shop and more. Entry is FREE and this event has things for the whole family.
A few of the vendors you'll see are: Fuel Nutrition Ltd, Nourish POD, Nothing Naughty, Cafe2U New Zealand, Two Birds Threads, Kgs for the kids, Choice Rides and Inflatables, South Pacific Islands Institute - SPI! And that's not all of them.
Let your friends and family who'll enjoy this great night out. We'll see you there!
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