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Free Thrive Zanesville connects community with health and wellness providers
Jane Imbody
Zanesville Times Recorder
Sept. 3, 2026, 5:08 a.m. ET
Thrive Zanesville will bring together more than 30 wellness providers, local vendors and food trucks for a free family-focused health and wellness festival from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 12, at 601 Underwood St
The event is co-hosted by Apex Spine Performance, LivingWell Health Center, Begin Anew Natural Health, Z Energy Light Therapy and La Luna Labor & Wellness, according to a community announcement
Organizers describe Thrive Zanesville as a community gathering designed to connect residents with local wellness reriety of services and products
Specialized care providers scheduled to attend include Heather’s Massage & Reflexology LLC, Plenty Massage Therapy, Wellness 129, Your Heart Helper and Celebrate Recovery
Attendees will also have opportunities to learn about wellness-related services ranging from naturopathic care and chiropractic services to health coaching, fitness re
Family activities planned
Families will find a dedicated Kids Zone featuring activities and reartment, MCLS Bookmobile and Fetch Remedy Dogs
<a href="https://lumeamara.online/?p=6243" title="Whatever happened to … children infected with HIV due to failures in healthcare?”>Children will have opportunities to explore emergency vehicles, including a fire truck, police cruiser and ambulance
The event will also include community organizations focused on family services, maternity support and healthy living re
Local vendors and food trucks
In addition to wellness providers, Thrive Zanesville will feature local artisans and small businesses offering handmade and health-focused products
Participating vendors include Sweetgrass Farm and Garden, Hive & Wick Co., Ashbeadz Jewelry and Valerie Ann’s Boutique
Organizers say visitors can shop for handmade organic goods, natural products and health lifestyle items from local makers and businesses
Two food trucks also will be on site during the event
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