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SHE MATTERS: Women’s Health Night

DateBox EventDetailTime EventDetailLocation
Oct
1
Thu
Oct 1, 2026
Thursday
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Sartell Community Center
Sartell, MN

Join us for a night of women’s health, shopping and community connections on Oct. 1 at the Sartell Community Center.

Registration Details

Registration Not Required

Fees & Payment

Free Admission

Description

The event features:

  • Women’s Health Education Booths and Giveaways
  • Local Vendors – Shop Boutique Clothing, Jewelry, Teas, Flowers, Sweet Treats, Accessories and Gift Ideas
  • Artwork by the Coborn Healing Center Art Therapy Patients for Sale
  • Free Pink Pumpkin Painting from 5-6 p.m. (While Supplies Last)
  • Presentation by Dr. Jordan Mattson “Women’s Health: Reducing the Risk of Cancer” from 6-6:30 p.m. 
  • Chance to win St. Cloud Norsemen Hockey Tickets

Sponsored in part by CentraCare – Coborn Cancer Center.

Schedule & Location

Schedule

Date Time Location
1. Thu, October 01 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Sartell Community Center

Location Details

  • Sartell Community Center
    850 19th St S
    Sartell, MN 56377

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