
Bramhall Wellness Day will return to the centre of the neighbourhood on 12 September, celebrating wellness in all its forms: physical, mental, what goes in your body, how your occupy your mind or how you manage your life to relieve stress.
Following the success of the 2025 Wellness Day, this special event returns to Bramhall to celebrate wellness in all its many forms. Explore how to keep your family happy and well, try out infrared fitness classes for free, experience wellness treatments, health products, discover self care books and mindful board gaming, enjoy food for the soul and the belly, and be guided by local professionals in wellness when you visit local shops and businesses.
The day will include free exercise sessions in Body Barre Boutique, then visit Simply Books down the road, who have set up a bibliotherapy book stall inside the shop. Local nutrition and health experts Amaranth will offer wellness and health advice, as well as free tastings and massage. Outside the Box will introduce mindful board games and will run a (just for fun, no gambling) Poker evening event too. Greetings in the Village Square will be offering kids’ card making and Calm Body Chiropractic will offer free spinal screenings. For mums, CORE Foundations will run taster sessions of their Stroller Striders classes and Ben from G4 Guitar School will be on hand to encourage kids and adults to learn the guitar. Capture & Calm Walks will be chatting about their mindful walking groups and are selling mindful gifts and art.
Worker Bee Markets will also set up on the day from 10am-3pm, with hand-picked makers of crafts, homeware, gifts and foodie treats. They will also be showcasing local wellness experts with advice decluttering your home, mental wellbeing and much more. You can browse second hand books and affordable vinyl too.
The event is supported by funding from Stockport Council through GMCA and UK Government schemes.

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