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Divine Connections Expo this Saturday Hamilton Gardens

Aaron from Chartwell

Hamilton Divine Connections Expo! An
Holistic Wellbeing Experience on this weekend.

Saturday 4th February 2023
Hamilton Gardens Pavilion
Hungerford Cres
Hamilton.
10:00am – 4:00pm

This a spiritual wellbeing event that offers psychic readings, crystals, candles, handcrafted creations, giftware and various styles of healing.

Entry: Koha

We will be fundraising to support the 'I am Hope' charity, who offer hope and a voice to young people struggling with mental health

SEE YOU THERE!

Visit us at:
Facebook.com/DivineConnectionsExpo
Hamilton Divine Connections Expo

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