Ladies Night in Woodstock

As attendees stepped inside, they were greeted by Caprice and her mother, Tammy, the heart and owner of Maya Health Food Centre, who welcomed everyone into an evening celebrating beauty, wellness, and community connection. (Ron Yuzark Photo)

Ron Yuzark, Echo Correspondent

Maya Health Food Centre welcomed a full house on Friday, Jan. 30, as women from across the area gathered for an unforgettable Ladies Night filled with creativity, self-care, and connection. The one-hour event, hosted at the long-standing community hub at 55 Ingersoll Road, featured a lively lineup of interactive stations and hands-on experiences. Guests created personalized charm bracelets with Do Good Oxford, enjoyed professional makeup tutorials and colour matching featuring the Centre’s new PHNX cosmetics line, and received fresh hair styling courtesy of the newly launched Justice Haircare products. Attendees also indulged in handcrafted mocktails by Superbelly, a curated charcuterie spread and left with a complimentary goodie bag valued at $40. “We were thrilled to bring women together for a night that celebrated beauty, wellness, and community spirit,” said the team at Maya Health Food Centre. “Events like this reflect our commitment to offering meaningful experiences beyond the shelves.” Established in 1961, Maya Health Food Centre continues to serve as a trusted destination for natural health products, education, and community engagement.