Grow your Yoga starting May 1st!
GROW YOUR YOGA! For a whole month, we're challenging you to take your yoga off-the-mat by 1) eating green 2) being peace 3) not gossiping, and 4) reaching out! For all the details and to sign up, visit: www.growyouryoga.ca
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Additional Karma Classes for the Month of May
Help us reach our Moksha Wide goal of $100k to support the Massai Wilderness Conservation Trust!
Min. Donation of $5
Saturday May 25th at 5:30pm
Tuesday May 28th at 2pm
Thursday May 30th at 2pm
Min. Donation of $5
Saturday May 25th at 5:30pm
Tuesday May 28th at 2pm
Thursday May 30th at 2pm
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Mind Body Fest Sat. June 22nd
A Festive Gathering at Uptown Waterloo Square; Celebrating inspired living!
Join us for movement through yoga with live music accompanying your experience.
Connect with your community and the days goal of raising $5000 for ROOF (Reaching Our Outdoor Friends)
who are committed to the mission of eliminating youth homelessness in our Region.
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Join us for movement through yoga with live music accompanying your experience.
Connect with your community and the days goal of raising $5000 for ROOF (Reaching Our Outdoor Friends)
who are committed to the mission of eliminating youth homelessness in our Region.
Warrior's for Peace
Our studio is helping New Leaf Yoga Foundation make yoga more accessible to youth in the places where it has been least available. We are taking a stand as a Warrior for Peace, and supporting the young men and women participating in New Leaf's programs, by donating monthly in support of their work.
New Leaf Yoga Foundation serves youth who are incarcerated or considered "at-risk" due to a number of factors including socio-economic status, challenges in school, experiences of abuse and neglect, involvement with drugs, involvement with violence and crime, and marginalization. They are dedicated to teaching life skills through the practices of yoga and meditation so that youth can cultivate a commitment to nonviolent, compassionate engagement with themselves and others. Learn more about their work by visiting their website:
www.newleafyoga.org