Central Coast Council’s second annual Live Well Festival promises to be bigger and better than last year’s inaugural event, as it throws the spotlight on the benefits and importance of a healthy lifestyle.
This year there will be an extended program, with the inclusion of a week of activities leading into the main event day on Sunday, April 5.
Council Section Manager Place Activation, Cobey Linsley, said the event was not only a fantastic opportunity for businesses in the health industry to come together and network, but also a chance for people to embrace the healthy lifestyle of the Central Coast.
“Our main event day program will focus on four key health HUBS – Eat, Move, Think and Love Your Earth,” Linsley said.
“Each HUB will be represented by local businesses and guest speakers who will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience.
“Speakers will be delivering health focused talks and we expect community members to walk away inspired and equipped with great new information to make positive changes to their lifestyle.”
The main event will be held on the Gosford Waterfront and Central Coast Stadium.
Mayor, Lisa Matthews, said she was delighted that the Central Coast had rolled out the welcome mat for the Live Well initiative, which runs into World Health Day.
“As a Council, we aim to educate and inspire our community members and visitors to our region to be their best selves,” Cr Matthews said.
“Our extended and enhanced Live Well Festival is all about promoting health and wellbeing and making the most of our fantastic lifestyle here on the Coast.”
Source:
Media release, Mar 2
Central Coast Council