By Brooke Nally
All tagged Yoga Festival
By Natalie Belden
This year’s Floyd Yoga Jam was certainly not one to miss. We honored our sacred mother earth dancing to the roaring thunder and singing in the pouring rain, we dove deep into self-discovery at the countless yoga classes and workshops, and we connected as a family no matter where you came from…
By Autumn Feldmeier
they had Buddy Benches with the words “Need a Friend? Take a Seat” boldly painted on them stationed throughout the festival. It wasn't uncommon to see a crowd around these benches but, even sweeter, the one on one interactions between very different looking people…
By Janice Brooks
The adage “begin with the end in mind” has been expert advice for many high power executives, and on many levels Yoga teachers in the course of planning out their Yoga class also adhere to that principle. So, I shall begin by saying this: Get your ticket now, today, for the 2019 Telluride Yoga Festival. There, I said it…
By Rachel Nichols
As Northern California’s Wine Country approaches the one year anniversary of the devastating wildfires that swept through the region, burning thousands of acres, structures and homes, the community is still picking up the pieces and adjusting to new normals…
By Rachel Nichols
In the fast-paced, “do more,” “be better” world we live in, it’s easy to get lost in our days as we find ourselves operating on autopilot and checking things off our never-ending to-do lists as quickly as possible. Sometimes even doing our yoga or meditation practice can begin to feel like a chore, another thing “to do”…
By Autumn Feldmeier
We are super excited to be attending Beloved Festival - a festival whose goal is to dissolve the boundaries that isolate us through music, dance and play…
PRESS RELEASE FROM OMRISING
OmRising, Northern California’s newest yoga + music gathering (Oct 5 - 8th at Camp Navarro in Mendocino County, CA), excitedly announces the addition of Saritah, a globally conscious roots artist to its lineup…
By Nikita Mehta
What does it mean to truly form community? To be in sangha with one another? Every day in studios all across the Bay Area we roll out our mats, side by side, flow and breathe, move our bodies, set intention and lay in savasana together. We say hello, make lingering eye contact, exchange numbers, meet for coffee… and then go about on our busy, beautiful, blessed lives. We are a community…
