Health & Fitness

Walmart's Wellness Day Planned This Weekend At Eastvale Supercenter: What To Know When You Go

The event runs from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the supercenter, with influencers, celebrities and free health checks.

(Walmart Eastvale)

EASTVALE, CA — Attention, Walmart shoppers. Your Eastvale Walmart Supercenter is hosting a health and wellness event on Saturday, and everyone is invited. The event runs Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the supercenter, located at 14100 Limonite Avenue in Eastvale.

Free health services will be offered at the event, as part of Walmart's flagship Wellness Day celebration. The Eastvale store will be transformed into a one-day wellness destination with exclusive experiences available only at this location.

When you go, there will be a live wellness and mindfulness conversation with actress and entrepreneur Lauren London and EVP of Health and Wellness at Walmart, Ralph Clare, followed by a customer meet-and-greet.

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Also, an in-person financial wellness discussion with entrepreneur and Operation HOPE Founder John Hope Bryant.

Attendees can enjoy live fitness classes and bootcamp sessions led by fitness influencer Shavonne Robinson (@ItsShevyBaby), as well as healthy cooking demonstrations with Chef Jess (@Jess.taye).

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Visitors can try healthy snack samples, family-friendly activities, and immersive wellness experiences throughout the day.

"Walmart is inviting the community to participate in a free community health event designed to make preventive care more accessible, affordable and fun," a spokesperson stated in a recent news release.

It's all part of preparing for back-to-school. "Participating Walmart pharmacies and Vision Centers nationwide will offer free health screenings, affordable immunizations, one-on-one pharmacist consultations and resources on nutrition and healthy living."

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