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Free Massage For Williams Alumni Reunion Weekend - June 03, 2008
Williamstown – Tsubo Massage Therapy will offer complimentary massages in the new Images Cinema storefront space on Spring Street on Friday and Saturday, June 6 and 7.
In celebration of Williams Alumni Reunion Weekend and to benefit to the non-profit independent film house, Tsubo Massage therapists will offer massage on Friday from 11 am to 2:30 pm and Saturday from 8:30 am until 2:30 pm. These hours run concurrently with reunion activities including the alumni parade ending at Chandler Gymnasium on Saturday.
Tsubo will offer deep tissue, relaxation, myofascial release and more. There will be a massage chair available for quick back relief and a massage table for longer, more therapeutic work. A donation of $1 a minute is suggested with all proceeds going toward the renovation of the Images Cinema expansion. The storefront space is located at 47 Spring Street in Williamstown.
Tsubo Massage is an integrative wellness center serving Berkshire County and the surrounding areas. The studio offers Swedish, Deep Tissue, Thai-Shiatsu, Prenatal/Postpartum, Sports and Hot Stone massage, as well as Acupuncture and Craniosacral therapies. Tsubo’s highly trained staff will engage and support a client’s quest for physical and emotional health.
Located in a new and expanded studio space at 136 Water Street in Williamstown, Mass., the massage studio is open Monday through Saturday with home and off-site sessions available. All major credit cards are accepted. Call 413-458-0321 to schedule an appointment or visit www.tsubomassage.com for more information. To receive the Tsubo newsletter, which includes special events and workshops, important information on maintaining personal wellbeing and special offers on services, send email to info@tsubomassage.com.
TSUBO (pronounced TZOO-bow) is the Japanese word for the "vital spots" on the body that are rejuvenated by massage and acupuncture. |
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