On Saturday, March 21, from noon to 6 p.m. at the Moose Lodge, in Milwaukee, the Ostara Spring Wellness Festival invites the public to welcome the season of renewal with a free, all-ages celebration featuring holistic workshops, spiritual practices, vendors and community connection. Presented by the Fellowship of Alternative Beliefs, the festival centers on wellness, creativity and Earth-honoring traditions, with an Ostara Spring Ritual led by Mari Lynn beginning at 3 p.m.

The festival involves a full afternoon of free workshops including sound healing, chakra balancing, neurological-based chiropractic techniques, intuitive oil blending and an introduction to the Akashic Records, alongside readers, vendors, food and family-friendly activities. Live entertainment is provided by troubadour Thomas Moore, known for weaving mandolin music, storytelling and humor into performances for all ages.

The event also supports local outreach efforts through a food drive benefiting the Hunger Task Force, Milwaukee’s free and local food bank. Non-perishable food donations are encouraged to help families in need while promoting healthier lifestyles through nutrition education.

The festival is open to the public at no cost. Vendor inquiries can be directed to Sandra Goronja at 414-350-4291 or [email protected].

Location: Moose Lodge, 5476 S. 13th Street, Milwaukee (between Layton & Grange). Updates and additional details are available through the Fellowship of Alternative Beliefs Facebook group page at Tinyurl.com/FellowshipMKE.