Lowcountry Forever – VYB Wellness Strength in Community Event – July 19, 2026

LOWCOUNTRY FOREVER – July 19, 2026
GUEST: Victoria Vesce, Miss South Carolina USA 2026
ISSUE: Women’s Health
Designed to promote fitness, wellness, and community among women in the Lowcountry, the VYB Wellness Strength in Community event happens July 26th. Founded by Victoria Vesce, VYB Wellness offers a safe space for women to connect and learn about physical fitness and mental health, helping empower women by having a community of support. Victoria also shares her struggles with physical and mental health which drove her to create VYB Wellness and provides details about representing South Carolina in the upcoming Miss USA 2026 pageant. The VYB Wellness Strength in Community event takes place at The Waverly on July 26th and is free and open to women of the Lowcountry to come together, make friends, and learn about physical and mental wellbeing.

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