Thanksgiving Weekend at the Salt Cave

Oct 31, 2024 09:36AM ● By Anil Singh

After enjoying a day of turkey and trimmings with family and friends, celebrate Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Salty Sunday at Salt of the Earth, Center for Healing. Salt cave sessions all three days will be half-price ($20) and there will be sales on everything in the store, including a large selection of gift bags. This is a great opportunity to care for our health and do some early holiday shopping at the same time.

Location: 811 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Chestnut Ridge, NY. For more information, call 845-290-0678 or visit SaltOfTheEarthCFH.com to book a session online.

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