SURREY – After many years of producing health-focused trade shows specifically for the South Asian community in Surrey, local business woman Rina Gill executed her broader vision of launching Surrey’s first mainstream trade show focusing on the health, wellness, beauty and fitness industry last Summer. This initiative is important for the community and encourages them to be proative about their health vs.
reactive. The 2nd annual Surrey Health Expo is taking place from 12pm to 5pm on Saturday, January 26th at Surrey City Hall. Attendees can take advantage of FREE ADMISSION and family fun for everyone! As an extra incentive, FREE PARKING for Surrey Health Expo attendees will be available on a first come, first serve basis, courtesy of the City of Surrey.
As we all know, the City of Surrey is growing rapidly. According to the
2016 Census, Surrey’s population is 517,887 with approx. 1,000 new residents moving into the City every month. Many people are experiencing busy lives with high stress levels which result in poor diet, lack of exercise, sleep deprivation, etc. These bad habits can eventually lead to serious medical conditions like obesity as well as emotional and mental disorders.
This is an opportunity to bring the entire community together under one roof to further explore the world of health, wellness, beauty and fitness. There will also be a diverse group of vendors, advertisers, media sponsors and attendees. Good health is important for everyone regardless of age, gender and ethnicity.
What to expect: Industry Experts On-Site, FREE Health Testing, Product Demonstrations, FREE Product Sampling, FREE Exercise/Dance classes, FREE Workshops, FREE Beauty Makeovers, FREE Massages, Play Area for Children, Tons of Prize Giveaways and Flea Market. Also have a chance to win a $10,000 worth of prize giveaways and pick up a FREE copy of the Surrey Health magazine.
For more information about the Surrey Health Expo or to become a vendor, advertiser, and/or sponsor, please contact Rina Gill at 778 688 4973 or [email protected]
