First 'Be Well Wednesday' event to take place tomorrow at Richmond Green

By Heather Nicholls

12th Sep 2023 | Local News

Be Richmond launch Be Well walks. (Photo Credit: Be Richmond).
Be Richmond launch Be Well walks. (Photo Credit: Be Richmond).

Be Richmond is launching a free, new guided wellness walk on Wednesday, 13th September at 12.30pm on the Little Green opposite Richmond Theatre.

Aimed at people living and working in the town, it's hoped the new initiative will provide a healthy lunchtime respite from the busy working week.

The official launch of 'Be Well Wednesdays' will feature a live guided version of a 'Green and Grounding' walk with SoulHub's Andrew Cuerden.

The walk is designed to facilitate deeper presence and peace through embodied awareness.

Setting off from the Little Green it will go through Richmond Green and along the river before finishing at the Brunch and Brew at 1.15pm.

Following the launch, both the 'Green and Grounding' walk and a second 'Flow of Inspiration' walk also narrated by Andrew will be free to download with directions and mindfulness exercises available en route via a series of QR codes.

"Be Well Wednesdays offer lunchtime activities to provide a healthy respite from your bustling working day," said Louise Abbotts, Be Richmond's Chief Operating Officer.

"They are designed to be a relaxing and revitalising midweek pause from the relentless demands of modern life. Stepping away from tasks and engaging in different pursuits during your break can recharge you mentally and physically, enhancing both well-being and productivity," she added.

Be Well Wednesdays are part of a series of initiatives, activities and events organised by Be Richmond, the Business Improvement District (BID) for Richmond town centre.

To find out more and to register for the launch event visit the website.

     

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