Psychic Fair Features Readings, Massage, Energy Work and Speakers

Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls guests to meet top psychics, clairvoyants and health intuitives.

2013-06-15

LOGAN, OH, June 15, 2013 (Press-News.org) Whether they're seeking spiritual guidance, answers, or just a fun creative experience, Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls guests will enjoy a free Psychic Fair slated for September 22 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The event features the region's foremost mediums, psychics, clairvoyants offering readings, as well as talks and seminars on subjects related to their area of expertise. Chair massages and ionic footbaths will also be available. Billed as an "Expo for Guidance," admission to the Psychic Fair is free, but guests will pay for readings and merchandise. The Inn's Psychic Fair held in January was a huge success, drawing scores of guests to experience the one-of-a-kind event. The fair will take place in the Inn's Gathering Place and outside on the grounds, weather permitting.

A 25% discount on accommodations is offered to Psychic Fair guests wishing to spend the night at the Inn and the Inn's renowned full-service restaurant will be open for lunch and dinner service for all guests. A full country breakfast is complimentary for overnight guests. Lodging and dining reservations are encouraged and can be made online at www.innatcedarfalls.com or by calling (800) 653-2557 (1-800-65-FALLS). The Inn is located at 21190 SR 374 in Logan, Ohio.

A drumming circle will open the Psychic Fair at 10:00 a.m. September 22. Readers appearing include: Brenda Frazier, Rev. Gary Herron (Sige-Jen I), Ellen Bone, Nada Maibach and Suzy McFarland. In addition, a number of vendors will be on hand offering candles, crystals, jewelry, soaps and more.

A Hocking Hills Tourism Association Certified Green destination, The Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls is located 1/2 mile above Hocking Hills' scenic Cedar Falls. The region offers a variety of recreational opportunities including hiking, bird watching, canoeing and fishing, as well as exquisite photo opportunities. The Inn's pampering spa offers a full compliment of services, including couples massage, girlfriend getaways, bridal party treatments and group events. Fine American cuisine is the specialty at the Inn's dining room and meals are prepared with the very best organic herbs, produce and ingredients. The Gathering Place at The Inn at Cedar Falls caters to weddings, family reunions, business retreats and organizational brainstorming sessions for up to 50 guests. Reservations and complete information on the Inn, Spa and Gathering Place are available at www.innatcedarfalls.com or 1-800-653-2557 (1-800-65-FALLS). The inn is a member of Select Registry Distinguished Inns of North America.

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