Revelry for the River Offers an Afternoon of Pampering

Rockland, Maine - The Georges River Land Trust and the Coppola Salon & Day Spa offer “An Afternoon of Pampering” on Friday, April 26, from noon to 5 p.m. The event is part of the Land Trust’s 2013 Revelry for the River. This very special opportunity to enjoy a 30-minute facial, a 30-minute massage and a basic pedicure, followed by a glass of wine or other beverage with delicious hors d’oeuvres, is limited to 6 participants (two groups of three), and both Spa and Land Trust urge early registration.

Participants can choose from either of two sessions: noon to 2:30 p.m. or 2:30 to 5 p.m. The fee is $120 for Land Trust members and $130 for non-members. To register, phone the Land Trust at 594-5166 or online at www.georgesriver.org/revelry.

Coppola Salon & Day Spa owner Christina Coppola Harris opened the salon and day spa in 2007, committed to providing a variety of hair, skin, nail, and body treatments. Its knowledgeable and professional staff is up to date on newest styles, trends and techniques. Stylists take a multitude of classes every year, varying from cutting to creative color. Owner Christina Harris is a Certified Goldwell Color Specialist. In addition to stylists, staff includes a massage therapist, aesthetician, and nail technician.

The George River Land Trust’s 2013 Revelry for the River encompasses a full year of diverse activities. Next on May 8 is an Antiques Appraisal Party, featuring specialist Kaja Veilleux.  Other events include photography, gourmet food and exclusive visits to lesser known watershed and coastal places -- all showcasing the beauty of the St. George River watershed and continuing the celebration of the Land Trust’s conservation success in mid-coast Maine in its 26th year. Information on future Revelry events is available on the Georges River Land Trust website: www.georgesriver.org/revelry.

Organized in 1987, the Georges River Land Trust works to conserve the ecosystems and traditional heritage of the Georges River watershed region through permanent land protection, stewardship, education and outdoor experiences.