Exciting Feel Good Festival to Boost Community Wellbeing in Exeter

The city of Exeter is gearing up for a vibrant celebration of health and wellness at the upcoming Feel Good Festival, scheduled for Saturday, 16 May, from 11am to 2pm at the Wonford Community and Learning Centre and the adjoining Playing Fields. This event promises to be a delightful occasion filled with activities designed to uplift and promote wellbeing for all ages.

A Community Initiative for Health and Happiness

Organized by the Wonford Health Matters community group in collaboration with the Wonford Community and Learning Centre, the festival is made possible by a generous £900 grant from the Exeter City Council. This financial support is crucial in facilitating a free event that brings the community together in a positive environment.

Activities that Inspire Connection and Joy

Festival attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of engaging activities, including guided walks, exercise classes, and complementary therapies. Not only will there be taster sessions and demonstrations, but visitors can also enjoy free food, drinks, and entertainment throughout the day.

Something for Everyone

The event features a multitude of fun activities such as face painting, a bouncy castle, football sessions with the City Community Trust, and even dance and singing performances. For those looking to explore their creative side, a Double Elephant Print Workshop will be available, along with information on how to connect with nature and maintain wellbeing.

Fostering Community Spirit

The Feel Good Festival encapsulates the essence of community support by highlighting five essential ways to wellbeing: connect, keep active, learn/create, give, and take notice. Through this festival, the organizers aim to foster a sense of belonging and support among participants, demonstrating that together, the community can thrive.

For more detailed information about the festival program, attendees are encouraged to visit the Wonford Community & Learning Centre. This promising event is set to enhance community spirits and wellbeing across Exeter, making a significant impact on residents’ lives.