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MONACA, Pa. - The Beaver Valley Mall will host its Women's Health Celebration, organized by Felicia Mycyk, a breast cancer survivor dedicated to promoting healthy lifestyles.
This event, set to take place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 14, aims to empower women to prioritize their health while offering a fun and informative shopping experience.
Mycyk's personal battle with breast cancer has inspired her to create a platform for women to focus on their health. The celebration will provide valuable insights on maintaining overall well-being and preventing the recurrence of health issues. Attendees will be encouraged to improve their eating habits, develop positive thinking patterns, and embrace physical activity as pillars of a healthy lifestyle.
In addition to an abundance of shopping opportunities, the Women's Health Celebration will feature various vendors and entertainers. Throughout the day, guest speakers will share their expertise on topics ranging from starting a business to wellness and self-improvement strategies. This multifaceted event aims to educate and inspire women of all ages to prioritize their health while supporting local businesses.
The celebration has garnered support from a multitude of sponsors, including Adagio Health, who will offer on-site health screenings. Beaver County Resources will also provide insights into the numerous service organizations available within Beaver County and Mitko Law office. Attendees can expect access to a wealth of resources and information to help them make informed decisions about their lifestyle.
Thomas Delaney, the General Manager of Beaver Valley Mall, expressed his enthusiasm for collaborating with such a significant event. He noted that "Felicia Mycyk's Eat, Think and Move Healthy Women's Health Day Celebration aligns perfectly with the mall's community outreach efforts, intending to educate women about the importance of regular health checkups and the benefits of healthy lifestyles."
The celebration will transform spaces within the mall into engaging venues for guest speakers and interactive workshops. Furthermore, the Genesis Collective will showcase a dedicated store for children's art, displaying the works created during a six-week art class. This initiative aims to promote creativity and provide a platform for young artists to showcase their talent.
For information about the Women's Health Celebration or to inquire about vendor, sponsor or entertainment opportunities, contact Mycyk at 724-264-5846 or eatthinkandmove@gmail.com.