Join special guest teacher James Fideler for this special kirtan! For James, kirtan/singalong is a practice like japa mala. There’s the mantra, and there’s oneself repeating the mantra in sound form. What makes kirtan/singalong special is community. It’s one thing to sing in the shower, or repeat a mantra alone to oneself, it’s quite another thing to join voices with others and create something extraordinary and powerful.
Earinside means to listen to what is happening deep inside, to the whispers of the Heart. To sing the music of the Heart is like creating a path to the Heart which is to say a path to quiet truth, simple wisdom, and effulgent joy. Earinside LIVE! is the name given to the kirtan/singalong community when we are together singing.
Join us in supporting Exhale to Inhale with this all levels vinyasa charity class!
Founded in honor of survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, Exhale to Inhale uses the healing practices of trauma-informed yoga to empower survivors, while helping communities to develop the skills and knowledge to support them. Trauma-informed yoga offers survivors a powerful, body-based path to healing. Through breath, movement, and choice, it helps regulate the nervous system, rebuild a sense of safety, and foster reconnection—supporting both physical and emotional well-being. By offering accessible, inclusive practices, survivors of all backgrounds and abilities can engage in healing on their own terms. Exhale to Inhale' programs—including partnerships with 81 nonprofits, shelters, and crisis centers, weekly public classes, a college program at 10 universities, and a training program that has taught thousands of yoga teachers and wellness professionals—empower survivors, support communities, and create lasting change.
We will be making a donation of $15 on behalf of each member and 10 pack holder that signs up, and there will be an opportunity to donate an additional $5 to meet our goal of a $20 donation per student!
Join Faith for this restorative new moon sound bath! This hour and a half long session will begin with some mindful breathwork and light movement, before moving into a guided mediation. Harmonious sounds of Nepalese singing bowls, baritone ukulele, and voice will guide participants through a peaceful, internal journey, before closing with a group song circle of medicine songs and chanting. Please dress comfortably and bring a yoga mat to lie on. If you do not have one, mats will be available to rent!
Join Heather Sanderson for a reading of her new children's book “The Dog Who Wanted to be a Butterfly.” We'll begin the afternoon with some family friendly yoga before moving into the book reading. Afterwards, participants will be led through an exercise on dreams, and how we can make our own come true! The event will conclude with a book signing from the author herself. Every family will get to take home their very own copy of the book!
About the book:
What’s better than chasing butterflies? Becoming one.
Settle into summer serenity with gentle yoga and sound healing. This meditative experience will begin with breathwork and mantra chanting, followed by a series of deep stretches designed to promote circulation, joint health, and flexibility. Most asanas (postures) will be held between 3 to 5 mins as we practice embracing stillness and surrender, both in body and mind. The session will conclude with a relaxing 20-30 min sound bath, featuring singing bowls, chimes, gongs, and other instruments.