Whole-person health
From plant-based nutrition to sound healing, every zone supports body, mind, and community in one place.
South Florida's community wellness expo: 100+ conscious vendors, healing arts, movement, plant-based food, and kids learning at Old School Square in Delray Beach.
The expo brings together the people and practices that help our community live healthier, greener, more compassionate lives.
From plant-based nutrition to sound healing, every zone supports body, mind, and community in one place.
A fully vegan event with green living vendors, composting demos, and sustainability woven through every detail.
Free entry, all ages, kids learning zones, and space for every body and every background to belong.
Five themed zones, one unforgettable day. Filter by what moves you.
Reiki, sound healing, Thai massage, cacao ceremony, and guided meditation led by local practitioners.
Learn moreYoga, Pilates, Zumba, CrossFit, and bodyweight flows running all day on the main lawn.
Learn moreWhole-food plant-based vendors, herbalism, teas, fermenting, and the Wellness Cafe experience.
Learn moreWhat began as one small gathering of conscious businesses is now a South Florida wellness tradition, produced by Tampu Project Inc, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit run entirely by volunteers.
Every expo is free to attend, fully vegan, and built to honor the educators, healers, and makers who make our region healthier.
Read our storyThe expo is built by the community, for the community. There is a place for you in it.
Join 100+ conscious vendors, educators, and healers. Booth applications for the next expo are open now.
Apply as a vendorFrom setup crews to zone hosts, volunteers run the whole show. No experience needed, just bring your energy.
Become a volunteerMy passion is to help people transform their health from within, so they radiate love and compassion from the core.
Vendor applications for the next expo are open. Booth spots usually fill by early winter.
Volunteer orientation announced. New faces welcome, no experience needed.
Our latest community impact summary is published on the Impact page.