Sidmouth is gearing up for an uplifting new addition to its events calendar with the launch of Sidmouth Health and Wellbeing Week, running from 12–19 September. Designed to energise, inspire and bring the community together, the week will showcase the very best of Sidmouth’s growing wellbeing scene, from movement and mindfulness to creativity and connection.
Across eight days, residents and visitors can enjoy a vibrant mix of activities taking place throughout the town. Expect Tai Chi on the lawn, soothing sound baths, hands on creative workshops, energising fitness classes, expert wellbeing talks, restorative nature walks and family friendly sessions that invite everyone to get involved. A fantastic line up of local businesses are supporting the programme, including LED Leisure, Kennaway House, Harbour Hotel, The Craft Hub, Devon Air Ambulance and The Belmont Hotel, alongside talented local instructors and therapists.
The event champions Sidmouth’s commitment to healthy living and aims to encourage people to explore new experiences, meet others and discover the wealth of wellbeing services available locally. With many sessions free or low cost, and several businesses offering exclusive events and discounts, the week has been designed to be accessible, welcoming and community focused.
Sidmouth Health and Wellbeing Week promises to shine a spotlight on the town’s flourishing wellbeing culture, celebrating creativity, mindfulness, movement and the organisations that make Sidmouth such a supportive and inspiring place to live and visit.
The full programme is available here: https://www.visitdevon.co.uk/sidmouth/whats-on/sidmouth-health-and-wellbeing-week/

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