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Announcements
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Yoga and Menopause Workshop
Are you seeking relief from: hotflashes, insomnia, mood swings and brain fuzz? Call to secure your spot in the yoga class: Saturday, June 7th, 1 pm-3 pm, location is 301F State Street, cost $35. Instructors: Melissa Peet 706-2401 and Ann Hoffman 301-4932, or email melissa.peet@gmail.com. Class size is limited to 10. No prior yoga experience is required, props will be provided.
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Coming in the Fall - Meditation Training with Jacob Felder
Meditation is easy with this straight forward approach taught by Jacob Felder. In this call you will learn what meditation is, how it works, and how to make it work for you. Jacob uses a very practical method using plain language and a logical progression. Training focuses on recognizing the natural changes in brain waves and learning how to control them to your own benefit. Jacob Felder is located in Winston-Salem and has over 20 successful years teaching movement, yoga and meditation. We are honored to have him return to State Street Center this fall to teach this training class on meditation. He can be contacted at 336-407-8602 or email at yogajacob@hotmail.com. Check out his beautiful website that describes his work, experience and classes.
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New Therapist Joins the Practice
Welcome Melinda Wolf-Forster, a recent graduate of Body Therapy Institute. Melinda's office is located in our 301F location.
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Available Office Space - beginning June 2008
We will have an office available for rent for any practitioner that wishes to join the center to establish their business, beginning June 2008. All tenants of the center sign a year lease, they are required to be licensed in their modility, have all the proper business information and licenses and must carry professional liability insurance for the modality they practice. If you are interested, please call 336-379-0977. Jami from Kneaded Energy will answer your call.
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Reiki Classes
Light Touch Studio will be hosting and teaching Reiki I and Reiki II classes at the 301F Yoga Studio. Classes, based on enrollment are revolving. Reiki is a Japanese relaxation method which uses Universal Life Force Energy, transmitted through light touch or no touch techniques, to enable the physical, emotional and spiritual body to repair themselves, overcome illness or blockages, and alleviate pain - naturally. Contact them directly for information.
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Meditation Demystified
Christine Allen, Light Touch Studio hosti a beginning meditation class entitled Meditation Demystified. The class will be held at the 301F Yoga Studio. To enroll, call Christine directly at 336-420-2398.
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Announcing a new Esthetician with SkinCare by Doranne
Let's welcome Joyce Darr, Licensed Esthetician #518 joins SkinCare by Doranne. Joyce brings with her 7 years of experieince in the field of esthetics and is dedicated to offering skin care with beneficial results.
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This year at State Street Center
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Who is State Street Center?
State Street Center is a Holistic Healthcare Facility. We complement your doctors approach to your healthcare by offering Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork, Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, Skincare and Spa Services, Psychotherapy, Chiropractic Care, Naturopathy, Energywork, Herbology, Nutritional Counseling, Yoga, classes, and Aromatherapy. And attached to the front door of our main location is a great little shop called Eclectic by Nature. Come check us out, we'd love to serve you.
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Acupuncture Open Door Clinics, expands to Wednesday and Thursday
Heather McIver from Stillpoint Acupuncture had a great idea. "Let's make acupuncture more affordable and easily available." State Street Center is hosting 2 Acupuncture Open Door Community Clinics on a weekly basis. Massage Therapy Clinic on WEDNESDAYS 4 pm-7 pm and Thursdays from 2:30 pm -6:30 pm, hosted by Stillpoint Acupuncture
Treatments last 15-45 minutes and are designed to address your most critical issues: acute/chronic pain, computer shoulder pain, neck pain, headaches, plantar fasciatis, low back pain, sciatic nerve pain, just to name a few.
Clinic takes place in the community workshop room. Everyone remains fully clothed. The cost is $20-40 per treatment. These shorter, specific, lower cost treatments will be available for up to 6 people at one time in a larger room designed to facilitate relaxation, healing and community support.
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Quote to Live By...
"Success - a few simple disciplines practiced everyday." ~ Jim Rohn
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What's on State Street
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Saturday Night Channeling with Kathe Martin
Reserved Seating Required, call Eclectic by Nature for information and dates. Sponsored by Eclectic by Nature and State Street Center for Renewal. Kathe offers a John Edward-style evening channeling event. Kathe has been a professional psychic since 1988. Kathe enjoys brining closure and comfort to those who have lost loved ones by reuniting them one more time with those who have crossed over. Call Eclectic by Nature to find out more about the schedule and how to reserve your space. 336-373-0733
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The Spot for Tea Parties
It's a new party place! Situated right next door to the coffee shop and down the block from the My Secret Tea Room. It is The Spot for Tea Parties and Birthday Parties for children ages 4 to 99. Decorated in the garden theme, it's the ideal place for private parties. Mom can book a massage upstairs at State Street Center while her children enjoy the tea party!!! Or call and ask about you can have chair massage added to your tea party...for all the adults in attendance!!
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Eclectic By Nature...and Eclectic Too.
Tues-Sun, 373-0733, Voted Best Gift Shop by GoTriad Reader's Choice, 2005 and 2006 - 2 years in a row!! Books, music, jewelry. What a great place to hang out, WiFi connection, comfortable space, great conversation. Aromatherapy, greeting cards, tarot cards, and crystals. Loose leaf tea and potions. Massage products for personal or professional use. Eclectic by Nature also offers tarot readings, intuitive readings and henna tatoos. Tavane has great unique gift items. You have to check it out! Come get a reading.
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Drumming on State Street
Hosted by Eclectic by Nature. Held at the 301F Yoga Studio. Several times throughout the year, we will have an energy-generating, mind-freeing, creatively-enhancing DRUMMING. Come join us. Check in at Eclectic by Nature.
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Old State Street hopes to be a Great Street - article copied from the News and Record
Change isn't anything new on State Street.
This small corridor between Elm and Church streets once acted as a business district to a mill village east of Irving Park. It evolved into magazine shops and the notorious X-rated Star Theater, a seedy part of town just a hop from some of the city's toniest neighborhoods.
In the 1980s, this decaying district became a small shopping village where bars gave way to boutiques.
Now State Street Station, aged and a bit dusty, is headed toward what could be its biggest change yet.
A local commercial real estate firm is considering a complete redesign of the area, including the addition of more than 200 condominiums above street-front shopping.
Alliance Commercial Properties could spend roughly $30 million to $40 million in the next decade to give State Street what property owners describe as a shot in the arm.
In late 2005, the company bought a collection of buildings there from a group led by Len White, an Alliance principal and one of the key players in State Street's redevelopment in the '80s.
The retail village was an unusual choice for Alliance, which typically invests in centers anchored by supermarkets or major chains.
But Alliance principal Jimmy Black saw value on State Street. From the start, he had a different vision of what that area could become.
"There used to be more retail synergy there," he says, "and I would like to bring that back."
Over the years, State Street's longtime tenants have seen shops open, close, move in and move away.
Rick Wall, who has run The Pewter Place gift shop there for nearly 25 years, relished the area's heyday — and then watched as national retailers and new developments seduced shoppers.
The former destination became more of a best-kept secret, waiting for the right time for another reinvention.
That time has come.
Black's grand scheme of knocking down or renovating retail buildings and adding two to four stories of condos above street-level s
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